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Fall Pattern: Tweed

Jacket: Le Chateau
Sweater: Uniqlo 
Jeans: Topshop
Bag: Chanel
Shoes: Le Chateau
This fall season, pattern is a big trend everywhere, on the runway and now officially hitting the sales floor. Top three popular patterns: animal prints, plaid and tweed. I actually saw this tweed blazer jacket awhile back at the Le Chateau fall and winter 2018 preview, ever since I have waited for it to officially launch on the sale floor. This pattern and texture instantly gave me the Coco Chanel vibe, of course I cannot pass on this great statement piece. Since the blazer is the main focus of this outfit, I decided to mute out rest of my look. Pairing it with simple black sweater and jeans. For the shoes, I am wearing my new favourite suede pointed toe booties from Le Chateau, it is the perfect tall height, without feeling uncomfortable on your feet. To finish off the entire look, of course I paired this look with some Chanel accessories. 

Love,
Chloe
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