From the Coat to the Confetti

Some days ago we read on The Stir about a Wuthering Heights Coat:

If you invest in anything this fall and winter, Sarah Jessica Parker may convince you with this photo that it should be a really great Little Black Coat.
I know it's tough to spend money on a fabulous coat- They can be so expensive, even on sale.But I've never regretted the pretty ones I've splurged on over the years.
After all, you'll be wearing a coat almost every day once the cold weather sets in- A well-cut coat can make even your gym clothes look swellegant.
Or in Sarah Jessica's case, it can serve to "winterize" a lighter weight dress. Get Sarah Jessica's exact look on a budget with this divine Wuthering Heights Coat. 

As a matter of fact, the coat's name isWuthering Delights and it's available from ModCloth:

Though the wind may be blustery, this delightful coat has got you covered. Soft lines on the rounded collar, decorative bows on the cuffs and in back, and a flared, pleated skirt, all make for a flirty, feminine coat. Details like hidden pockets, secret functional buttons in the skirt, three heart-shaped buttons in front, subtle shoulder pads, and an adorable red and white polka dot liner will make this one coat you won’t let blow away from you. Wear this midnight black coat over a retro dress while the breeze billows, and you’ll make it down the fashion avenue with ease.

Wear it with a Wuthering Heights brass cuff (from JezebelCharms):

'Whatever our souls are made of his and mine are the same.' Catherine Earnshaw from Wuthering Heights.
Tempestuous and Gothic novel by British author Emily Brontë, first published in 1847. Lose yourself in the unrequited and dangerous love of Heathcliff and Cathy. The scripted quotation by Cathy is set upon 19th century imagery of the chapter that particular quote is from. Finished in weathered burgundy red.

And what about a Wuthering Heights Lavender flowered crown amid heather and lilacs (from ButterfliesWing):

A green framed lavander flowered crown accented with lilacs and heather. In my fevered imagination I pictured Heathcliff might have fashioned one of these for Cathy on the moors, lifetimes ago, imaginary worlds away.

If you wear it at a wedding you can throw Wuthering Heights confetti (from the etsy shop ddeforest) to the happy couple:

These hearts have been very popular for weddings! Scatter as table decoration,use instead of flower petals or have your guests toss them as you exit the chapel!
These little heart punches are so cute and so useful! They are taken from a vintage Wuthering Heights book. SO cool! use them in your scrapbooks, journals, on cards, lots of things to do with these!
You get 50 hearts. Measure about one inch.

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