FALL 2016 COATS, JACKETS & VESTS

It’s time to layer up! With the beginning of fall, the mornings and evenings begin to get chilly quickly. We browsed through a few of the top brands, and found a few stunning coats, jackets and vests to share with you, as well as an update on the top 9 coat trends from the Fall 2016 shows at New York Fashion Week. Looking for boots to pair up with the perfect coat? We’ve also included a few images from the Stuart Weitzman/Gigi Hadid stunning Fall Campaign that was inspired by the supermodel’s real-life workout regimen and photographed be renowned fashion photographer, Mario Testino.

Sofia Cashmere Double-Breasted Houndstooth Peacoat

Rag & Bone Vest

Sofia Cashmere Long Fur-Trimmed Wool Tuxedo Coat

Belle Fare Fox Fur Trim Coat

THE TOP 9 COAT TRENDS FROM THE FALL 2016 SHOWS AT NEW YORK FASHION WEEK
by Instyle.

1. TREND: SHEARLING
The fluffy material continues to blanket outerwear for fall 2016, from sweeping coats to shorter styles.

2. TREND: GRAPHIC FUR
Furs got the statement-making treatment, with color-blocked squares, playful intersecting lines, and bold windowpane grids.

3. TREND: SPRING HAPPY SHADES
Designers merged seasons and gave their winter coats a refreshing summery spin in cheery colors, like bubblegum pink, orange sherbet, and baby blue.

4. TREND: MINIMALIST WITH INTEREST
Touches of interest, like a sculpted bodice, laced-up lapels, and raw edges, put a playful finish on otherwise super minimalist coats.

5. TREND: PATCHWORK
There’s nothing DIY about these patchworked pieces—designers took a sophisticated approach with graphic shapes, furs, and muted hues that felt super luxe.

6. TREND: TOGGLE COATS
Toggles got a high-fashion, grown-up makeover for fall that ranged from crisp and minimal to edgy and bold.

7. TREND: CROPPED PEACOATS
The classic navy peacoat gets a boxy crop for fall.

8. TREND: CAMEL LEATHER
Nothing can beat that rich camel hue. Simply divine. The best part? It works for every silhouette—A-line, fit-and-flared, and trench.

9. TREND: OVERSIZED
Take fit out of the equation with oversized shapes (think: sloping shoulders, elongated sleeves, and a shin-grazing length) for a devil-may-care “borrowed-from-the-boys” attitude.