Fur Coat Fiends.
The Catwalk designers were fur coat fiends! Spotted everywhere, the fur coat is sure to be a staple for your winter wardrobe again this year. Don’t be sad animal lovers. Faux is the fur of choice. Our fuzzy little animals are safe and sound. To be worn with anything, the fur coat is great for winter and looks great whether your going over the top or want a simpler piece.
Grey Tones In A Fur Coat.
At The Row
(Above Left) which is the Oslen twins own line, simplicity is key with a long line fur coat and traditional collar. We love this looked teamed with a masculine style. chunky oversized trainer
(Above Right) took a more modern approach with a cropped coat. The material looks almost fleece like but still soft and shapely. We love the no collar approach! Teamed with tight trousers, this coat creates an unusual silhouette which will look great on a boyish figure.
Colour Splash On The Fur Coat.
When it comes to colour, it was all about the richer tones. At Anna Sui
(Above Left) a jewel green was used in two tones to create added volume to an already super shaggy fur coat! Wearing it off the shoulder brings it into keeping with the lady like trend. If your more into the punk trend take a look at Roberto Cavalli
(Above Right) who took colour splash to a new level with angular colour stripes on a black base.
Monochrome Fur Coat Fluffiness.
We love how Tom Ford
(Above Right) and Altuzarra
(Above Left) somehow swapped notes and ended up inverse fur coat designs, spooky huh? Ford’s coat had a softer, sleeker pile which is a key style to go for if you prefer an evening coat. At Altuzarra a, well fluffier approach gives a more casual but glam feel. The neck detailing looks super cosy for winter.
It’s definitely time to start wrapping up girls. Keep an eye on our New In section, we might just be getting in some cosy fur coats.
By Mhairi O’Neill
@IKRUSH_Mhairi
