The absolute best women’s coat fashion trends for 2011 include bold patterns, figure flattering designs and oh-so-chic design details.
Simple Yet Chic Belted Waist
A belted waist is a great way to show off your feminine silhouette. Don’t be afraid of bold color or cool patterns – not only do they add a little flare but they also help you to stand out – fashionably – from the crowd.
Top Belted Waist Coat Designs
Add a textured leather satchel, sleek crystal inspired watch and lace up ankle boots to complete your look. Accessorize your belted waist coat with a nice silk scarf wrapped loosely around your neck.
Classic Figure Flattering Designs
Figure flattering coats are usually cut just below the hips or just above the knee. The reason why some women’s coat designs are referred to as “classic” is because they are essentially the most figure flattering designs. They are either tapered at the waist or have a belted waist and they are designed with the female physique in mind.
Top Figure Flattering Coat Designs
Don’t be afraid to try styles that are outside of your comfort zone. The key to finding something to flatter your physique is to search for a coat that plays up your best features.
Stylish Bold Patterns
During the cold winter months adding a little dazzle in the form of a patterned coat or jacket is a great way to celebrate the season. There is nothing wrong with making a true fashion statement. From textured tartan designs to stunning abstract patterns look for something that draws you in and puts a smile on your face.
Top Bold Pattern Coat Designs
Spice it up with a flirty hat, scarf and mittens. When you wear a patterned coat – own it! One of the best ways to pair accessories with a patterned coat is to look for one color in the patterned coat that you love and then buy your accessories in the same or similar shade.
A belted waist is a great way to show off your feminine silhouette. Don’t be afraid of bold color or cool patterns – not only do they add a little flare but they also help you to stand out – fashionably – from the crowd.
Top Belted Waist Coat Designs
- Topshop Camel Belted Capelet Trench Coat
- INC International Concepts Coat, Wide Collar Button Front Belted
- Calvin Klein Cashmere Belted Coat with Hood
- Marc New York Belted Puffer Coat
Add a textured leather satchel, sleek crystal inspired watch and lace up ankle boots to complete your look. Accessorize your belted waist coat with a nice silk scarf wrapped loosely around your neck.
Classic Figure Flattering Designs
Figure flattering coats are usually cut just below the hips or just above the knee. The reason why some women’s coat designs are referred to as “classic” is because they are essentially the most figure flattering designs. They are either tapered at the waist or have a belted waist and they are designed with the female physique in mind.
Top Figure Flattering Coat Designs
- Tahari black and white tweed 'Hedi' ruffle coat
- JM Collection Coat, Long Sleeve Toggle Closures
- Wool Military Lace-up Coat
- Righteous Resolutions Coat at ModCloth
Don’t be afraid to try styles that are outside of your comfort zone. The key to finding something to flatter your physique is to search for a coat that plays up your best features.
Stylish Bold Patterns
During the cold winter months adding a little dazzle in the form of a patterned coat or jacket is a great way to celebrate the season. There is nothing wrong with making a true fashion statement. From textured tartan designs to stunning abstract patterns look for something that draws you in and puts a smile on your face.
Top Bold Pattern Coat Designs
- ASOS Check Swing Coat
- Betsey Johnson Plaid Knit Coat with Faux Fur Trim
- Plenty! by Tracy Reese Car Coat
- Patterned Swing Coat by BOSS Orange
Spice it up with a flirty hat, scarf and mittens. When you wear a patterned coat – own it! One of the best ways to pair accessories with a patterned coat is to look for one color in the patterned coat that you love and then buy your accessories in the same or similar shade.