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Winter Warmers - Your Guide to a Winter Coat

Date Added : January 11, 2011 | Views : 323

No strangers to cold weather, British women hold a special place in their hearts for the winter coat. It's almost a ritual for some, who reserve their biggest fashion purchase of the year for the perfect piece of outerwear.

The Autumn/Winter 2010 season saw women's coats shoot to the top of the fashion agenda - lead by the classic camel, parka and aviator styles. Here's your guide to the choosing the ultimate winter coat -



The Camel Coat



If one item epitomises the Autumn/Winter 2010 season more than anything, it's the camel coat. Already an established classic, it appears in many guises; double breasted, full-length, belted and forms the cornerstone of the perfect minimalist wardrobe. The colour varies too, a mixture of earthy biscuit and caramel hues, but still fundamentally the classic camel. Combine with a crisp white shirt and tailored trousers, add a skinny belt for the ultimate look of the season.



The Parka



Deep-rooted into the style conscious of most, the parka is a classic reserved for the more rebellious fashion fan. With its roots in 1960's mod culture, the parka adds a casual, rock edge to any look. As well as being incredibly stylish, the parka is incredibly warm, with its iconic fur-trimmed hood and quilted lining. Teamed with your favourite denim and a cosy cashmere knit, the parka is a sure winner.



The Aviator



Another massive hit this season, the aviator jacket is the fashion-forward choice du jour. The perfect combination of military and heritage trends, it can transform a basic outfit into a fabulous one in an instant. The shearling collar is a soft, sumptuous luxury and is a great alternative to wrapping up with a scarf. Embrace the military trend and it a high lace-up boots and a studded leather bag.



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