Campus Style: Hottest coat trends
Brum’s most fashionable have got their winter styles down to a T
The weather has suddenly changed for the worst and autumn is well and truly upon us.
A stellar winter coat is an essential staple in anyone’s wardrobe.
Here are a few snaps of the most wintry fashion-forward students.
Fur, scarves and patterns galore make for a selection of autumn/winter’s “coolest” trends.
Denim
Perfect transitional piece
MOTO light stone Borg Western Jacket £58.00
Denim jackets are so versatile, this one from Topshop is perfect for those colder days with its seriously warm fur trim.
Duffle
Phoebe Anand, 1st year English literature and Philosophy student. (Barbour duffle coat)
Greys
Chic winter look.
Peter Pan collar
Megan Rae, 1st year English literature and Philosophy student (Jack Wills coat)
Classic colour and simple shape will compliment any outfit.Swing coat in black , Urban Outfitters- (an investment at) £115
Tailoring
The tailored Look: Abbie Dolton, 1st year Business student. (Coat from Zara)
Pink wool mix zip biker coat- New Look £49.99
Tailored coats are a must have this season from bold autumnal colours to soft pastels there is a style and shade for everyone
Tailored coats are a must-have this season. From bold autumnal colours to soft peachy pastels, there’s a style and shade for everyone.
Parka
Orianne ,1st year Law with French law student (Coat from Maje)
The classic parka is a trend that seems to come around every year. This season its all about the fur.
Parka with fur lining, ASOS £80
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