FASHION Winter fashion


Many will agree that autumn/winter fashion is infinitely better and more fun than its summer counterpart.


While we are partial to a


chic swimsuit or cool linen dress, cosy knitwear, striking statement coats and dressing up for the festive party will always reign supreme. It’s lovely to wrap up in


cosy jumpers and coats but still look stylish. The festive season also


brings more opportunity to glam up and wear your perfect party outfit. Whatever look you want


to achieve we hope you find a little inspiration from your local independent boutiques, whether casual daywear or something for a festive night out.


This new season’s stylish three quarter winter coat in classic black and white is available from Carol Ann.


A cosy addition to


your wardrobe this black and white faux fur coat is fully lined with pockets and front hooks, so you can wrap up tight.


Available from Carol Ann, 127a Bawtry Road, Wickersley, S66 2BW


Magical in mono


trends


Sure to brighten up your winter wardrobe is this blush pink roll neck jumper from Heritage Boutique.


Flattering crossover


detail at the front and longer at the back will add a stylish look that will take you anywhere.


Available from Heritage Boutique, Elsecar Heritage Centre, Wath Road, Barnsley, S74 8HJ


Pret ty in Pink


Go wild


this winter


Carol Ann


127a Bawtry Road, Wickersley, S66 2BW (Opposite The Tanyard) Tel. 01709 533033 www.carolannfashion.co.uk Open: Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 5.00pm


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Open 7 days a week 10.30am-4pm Elsecar Heritage Centre, Wath Road, Barnsley S74 8HJ See our Facebook for more of our extensive collection


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Seasonal wr style all


Coats, wraps and waistcoats Fine and chunky knitwear


Jumper dresses, tunics and blouses


Large selection of accessories Handbags and purses Hats, scarves and gloves Jewellery


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