Office Opinion: Our Top 6 Winter Statement Coat Picks
Well, it’s officially cold. Which really only means one thing in the fashion world: layers! And Mr. Frost isn’t about to discourage our passion for a stylishly sexy outfit. No, sir! Here are the top winter coat trends circulating around the bebe.com office.
“I believe faux fur is the ultimate statement outerwear piece this winter. It’s so cozy and looks super chic over dresses for a going-out look. I mean talk about instantly adding texture to any outfit!” —Kim, Associate Merchant Cozy Faux Fur Belted Jacket (185112, $179)
“I’m always in the mood for an A-line coat, they sculpt a sexy silhouette. Finishing it with a fur scarf ups the glam factor.” —Rosemary, Art Director Rosalia Fit & Flare Tweed Coat (186605, $179), Mongolian Fur Boa (186832, $98)
“I’m in love with the menswear-inspired maxi coat because it’s ultra chic and it makes a powerful statement with its simplicity. I’m also currently obsessing over pairing it with a printed scarf!” —Kenna, Public Relations Coordinator Maxi Faux Fur Collar Coat (188988, $174)
“A glossy leather coat is a cool timeless investment piece that will always remain on trend. I mean it will last forever! Let it become your sole accessory by getting one in a bold cut.” —Emily, Digital Artist Leather Lace Jacket (187248, $198)
“The anorak is a really unexpected pick for me. Watching it walk down the runway as part of our Spring 2012 runway collection really changed things. Who would have thought something so low-key could be so chic? I wear mine with mini dresses, booties and tights.” —Imelda, Copywriter Faux Fur Trim Snap Pocket Anorak (186245, $189)
“Every girl needs a timeless trench coat in her winter wardrobe. Go for the classic silhouettes and neutral colors, but have fun with contrast piping or lace details. The double-breasted buttons pair perfectly with tall leather boots! I pair mine with gloves for that military-chic effect.” —Marissa, Stylist Printed Swing Trench Coat (183407, $159)
Photos, left to right, top to bottom:
Set 1: John Richmond Autumn/Winter 2011 (Tullio M. Puglia/Getty), Lanvin Ready to Wear Autumn/Winter 2011/2012 (Pascal Le Segretain/Getty), Stephan Pelger (Sean Gallup/Getty), Brioni Autumn/Winter 2011 (Elisabetta Villa/Getty); Set 2: Christian Dior Ready to Wear Autumn/Winter 2011/2012 (Pascal Le Segretain/Getty), Carolina Herrera Fall 2011 (Peter Michael Dills/Getty), John Galliano Autumn/Winter 2011/2012 (Pascal Le Segretain/Getty), Luisa Beccaria Autumn/Winter 2011 (Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty), Gucci Autumn/Winter 2011 (Tullio M. Puglia/Getty), Lanvin Ready to Wear Autumn/Winter 2011/2012 (Pascal Le Segretain/Getty); Set 3: Salvatore Ferragamo Autumn/Winter 2011 (Chung Sung-Jun/Getty), Michael Kors Fall 2011 (Frazer Harrison/Getty), Baltic Autumn/Winter 2011/2012 (Gareth Cattermole/Getty), Anja Gockel Ready to Wear Autumn/Winter 2011/2012 (Gareth Cattermole/Getty); Set 4: Blumarine Autumn/Winter 2011 (Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty), Burberry Prorsum Autumn/Winter 2011 (Ian Gavan/Getty), Max Mara Spring/Summer 2011 (Tullio M. Puglia/Getty), 1a Classe Alviero Martini Autumn/Winter 2011 (Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty)
