If you are a true fashion lover you know: in summer we think of winter and vice versa. This fluctuation of seasons can be a bit crazy. Especially now, when we are willing to talk about coats at 40 degrees on the street, but those who want to be up to date already need to have this information in mind.
The street style inspires us to know the top trends for autumn-winter 2022/23 and in Massimo Dutti they find a design related to each proposal.
the white coat
It’s nothing new, white coats have been the kings of the street for a couple of seasons now. Above all, The models oversized with tailor silhouette. They are elegant, timeless and very versatile, although it is a piece that requires (at least) a visit to the dry cleaner during the cold months.
Massimo Dutti white coat. 399 euros.
The printed coat (checkered, better)
Checkered coats have already slipped into the autumn-winter 2021/2022 trends and they will continue to give war. In this case, we are left with the two-tone versions, which are daring, but not too much. Another way to join this trend is to opt for a houndstooth coat, which we can combine with a simple all black.
Checkered coat by Massimo Dutti. €19979.95 euros.
The camel coat
They are not a fad: camel coats are a basic wardrobe staple. The passage of time has given them this level and those in love with outfits minimalists we couldn’t be happier. How to combine a camel coat? Simple: with some simple jeans we get a style without an expiration date.
Camel coat by Massimo Dutti. 299 euros.
The duffle coat
aesthetics university returns with the love for duffle coats. These short or midi dense wool coats with a hood, yoke and front flap pockets are synonymous with Scandinavian style.
Duffle coat. 399 euros.
The dressing gown coat
The streets of Paris and the main fashion capitals made it clear last year: robe coats are the most sophisticated (and we are not going to doubt it). In this case, neutral tones such as gray or navy blue abound.
Massimo Dutti dressing gown coat. €19979.95 euros.
Photos | Imaxtree, Massimo Dutti