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Light coats: These trends are suitable for cooler days
While people in warm countries can do without long clothes all year round, it sometimes becomes so fresh in this country in spring that we need a thin jacket.
It doesn’t always have to be the denim jacket: This year the light coat is conquering the catwalks of this world: whether sporty or chic, casual or feminine – the fashion trend can be combined with every look. In the following trend overview we have summarized which models and cuts, colors and fabrics are announced.
1. Trend: Trenchcoats
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He is a timeless classic: the trench coat. Usually you see it more on autumn days, it is just as suitable for spring. Most models are kept in the classic beige, but there are also slight coats in other colors – such as black, white or pink. With its typical button strips and the light waist belt that emphasizes your feminine side, the trench coat fits (almost) every outfit.
2nd trend: long blazer
Admittedly, a long blazer is not a coat at all. However, it fulfills the same purpose: in combination with a jeans shorts and a casual T-shirt or a colorful flower dress, the garment can be skilfully staged with excess length. The Long Blazer from ONLY with 3/4 sleeves is suitable for casual leisure outfits, but also fits particularly well with chic business looks for everyday office life.
3. Trend: knitted jackets
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Cuddling knitted jackets are not only in the trend in the cold months: Even in spring, the comfortable one -piece can be converted into a coat easily and conveniently. Oversize models are particularly popular this year that are loosely overturned and thus fit over every outfit. Whether with or without buttons, waist belts or collar – everything is allowed here. The main thing is that it keeps them warm on cold days.
4. Trend: leather coats
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Most light coats are made of thin fabrics and are therefore neither wind nor weatherproof. If you need a coat that offers you protection even on cold days, leather is the better (albeit more expensive) choice. This year there are many trendy models, often equipped with collar and waist belt, which skillfully stage your figure. And protect the body from wind and rainy weather.
5. Trend: woolen coats
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If you don’t like a leather, but still seeks a slightly warmer jacket to throw over, you can also use a wool coat in spring: it is thicker than a cardigan, but more casual than a coat – and thus the ideal companion on cold days. Whether oversize or figure -hugging does not matter. This year, dark colors are just as much in demand as single -colored models in gray or black, which will be tuned again next winter.
6. Trend: rain jackets
Last but not least, this model is one of the coat trends: In contrast to the other jackets, raincoats are the only ones that reliably ward off moisture. And so that they also look stylish on rainy days, there are many feminine cut models in bright colors this year, with trendy patrol patterns-or very classic. Gone are the times of boring raincoats.
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Source: Stern
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
