More Than Just Warmth

More Than Just Warmth

A great coat has the power to transform your wardrobe. It can bring new life to the pieces you already own, add personality to a simple outfit, and make even the most practical winter look feel considered. This season, outerwear is anything but an afterthought. From rich textures and modern proportions to standout details and unexpected colors, there are plenty of ways to make your coat work harder for your personal style.

Model walking the New York Fashion Week runway in a white faux fur coat.

In this year’s coat guide, I’ve curated options for every occasion, aesthetic, and budget. Whether you’re drawn to a classic wool silhouette, a statement-making fringe, the appeal of faux fur, or a more tailored everyday layer, the right choice comes down to how you live and what you want your wardrobe to communicate. Think beyond simply finding something warm. Your wardrobe deserves more than just one hard working black coat. Just as you choose different shoes, bags, and accessories to complement an outfit, your outerwear can serve different purposes and express different sides of your personal style. Your mom may have instilled in you, 'black goes with everything' or 'you just need to be warm', but shopping for a new coat is so much more than that. A rich burgundy, a beautiful camel, a bold red, or an unexpected texture can completely change the feel of a look. When it comes to purchasing a coat, practicality shouldn't be the only box to check off. 

As you refresh your wardrobe for the colder months, consider where a new coat could add something you don't already have. Maybe it's a polished neutral for everyday wear, a colorful statement piece that lifts your mood on a gray winter day, or a luxurious texture that makes even your simplest outfit feel special. Your coat is part of your personal style, too. Give it the same thought and personality as everything underneath it.

Shop the 2026 winter coat guide here.

Flat lay of a brown fringe wrap coat styled with brown suede boots, dark jeans, a maroon top, and a leather bag.
From Take Your Daughter to Work Day to Live TV

From Take Your Daughter to Work Day to Live TV