We all know that the best trench coats are a must have in an autumn capsule wardrobe. It’s a point that Jennifer Lawrence hit home when she stepped out at Paris Fashion Week earlier this month and used the coat style to elevate traditional office attire into a look that’s quickly become one of our favourite autumn outfit ideas.
Styled alongside grey suit trousers and a button-up shirt, Jennifer’s trench coat played into the perfectly oversized silhouette of her outfit, with the voluminous jacket creating a playful and eye-catching finish.
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This Zara trench is a timeless classic, with crisp lapels, tab details, and a button and belt fastening creating a fit and flare silhouette that's as stylish as it is practical.
While many trench coats have a relaxed, slightly oversized fit, this Mango one is sharply tailored for a sleek and streamline shape.
Layered storm flaps and a removable hood give this trench coat a unique look that still plays into the timeless silhouette. The removeable hood makes it even better in wet weather.
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Opting for a light blue instead of a crisp white shirt is a super simple and effective way to bring a pop of colour into any outfit.
Layered over her oversized shirt, Jennifer's waistcoat helps to create a curve-loving silhouette. Use this H&M piece to achieve the same effect and add shape to shirting.
Wide-leg trousers with a front pleat detail create an elongating effect, drawing the eye down the silhouette, making you look instantly taller.
Jennifer's smart and polished look was a clever play on this season's love of suiting. Styling a pair of wide-leg, grey suit trousers with a buttoned-up, Oxford-style shirt, in a pale blue hue, Jennifer effortlessly elevated work attire to Paris Fashion Week levels.
Creating a flattering fit and flare shape, Jennifer highlighted her curves by using a waistcoat to pull in the shirt and show off her waist.
When styling wide-leg trousers or jeans, a trench might not be the first piece of outerwear that comes to mind. But, rather than the two voluminous shapes overwhelming each other, Jennifer proves that they can work together if you balance proportions and keep your middle highlighted, allowing for a fit and flare finish.
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