Friends said he liked to wear trench coats and boots.
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The television journalists with their trench coats and stentorian inflections.
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For years — maybe even decades — trench coats have been, well, boring.
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Fashion trends may come and go, but trench coats are forever.
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Welcome to spring, the season of allergies, khaki trench coats, and renewal.
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They were dressed in trench coats and handsome suits, like intelligence agents.
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A selection of jackets and Burberry's famed trench coats came in sculpted shapes.
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Some have speculated whether adding metal detectors or banning trench coats would help.
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Fancy designer trench coats get all the buzz, but they aren't always better.
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Much better were two sweeping, unstructured trench coats in python and rose suede.
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" There I was, in a collection of images featuring trench coats, called "Detected.
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Turn up the collars on your trench coats and let's solve this thing.
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Scroll down to shop our favorite (and affordable!) celeb-inspired trench coats now.
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They also dressed my wife, and threw in some of those cool Burberry trench coats.
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The general point of trench coats is that they are classic and go with everything.
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Slim blazers, trench coats, silk blouses, "classic but not average" in the words of Vogue.
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His fans, taking to the trenches in their trench-coats and trilbies, are nothing but collateral.
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In the 365 days since, we've almost completely forgotten that trench coats were ever not cool.
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Oh, and there were classic trench coats and "Kill Bill" leather motorcycle jackets in there, too.
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That bass line, for instance, conjures up dimly lit alleys, flickering streetlights, and billowing trench coats.
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This mixed casual anoraks, holster-style accessories and sleek trench coats, and drew hip hop royalty.
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What it they're just Reaganite cowboys and heroes going through the 1980s motions in trench coats?
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Sometimes, the artists would dress up as spies in trench coats and filmed Mr. Höcke's house.
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Trench coats came with twists, including one lined with gold hoops worn by celebrity model Kendall Jenner.
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Other products, like trench coats, which cost around 21,20.7635 pounds ($1,570) were already at the right level.
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Among the reworked check and trench coats at Burberry, Riccardo Tisci delivered a surprisingly zingy trouser suit.
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Models wore trench coats and smock dresses while long bright scarves added pops of color to trousers suits.
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Polished men's wear — from spare suiting to colorful trench coats — gets remade with the rebellious spirit of motocross.
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I try on two trench coats for a cohort of saleswomen: one hunter green, one off-white ($900).
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Kim and Khloe channeled some Yeezy vibes during the day -- long trench coats, body-hugging short dresses, etc.
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Our age group was trying to dress like the new cats; the previous group was dressed in trench coats.
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Coach is known for its handbags while Burberry is best known for its iconic check pattern and trench coats.
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Historically, what's militarily necessary, what's part of defense, finds its way to fashion: bomber jackets, trench coats, cargo pants.
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There, he captured his subjects holding Birkin bags or Goyard satchels, wearing Issey Miyake shawls or Burberry trench coats.
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Priced at $295 to $445, the Indochino outerwear collection includes a variety of overcoats, mac coats, and trench coats.
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It wasn't clear from which direction the four men—two in trench coats, two carrying A/V equipment—came.
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There are no cute-but-comfy sweatshirts or athleisure-leaning leggings, but rather Oxford shirts, trench coats, and culottes.
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Sadly there are no secret superpowers, but they do share mysterious matching tattoos and a thing for trench coats.
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We've picked out seven trench coats to fit any style — from classic to trendy to sporty — all under $250!
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But pumpkin spice lattes and fall trench coats are really only a warm-up for the main event: Halloween!
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Feel free to grab a cup of tea while you shop the reinvented trench coats ahead, we've got you covered.
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They stay on constant guard against being followed, keep an eye out for creepy guys in trench coats, potential traps.
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Luo applies menswear techniques to his womenswear collections, and reworks button-ups, hoodies, and trench coats into surprisingly alluring separates.
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That translated to seemingly incongruent trends being paired together, like sleeve slits and ruffles with corset belts and trench coats.
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Sitting casually on her back porch, the elderly woman gazes at two men in trench coats slightly obfuscated by foliage.
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The popular menswear brand recently launched its first-ever collection of customizable outerwear including overcoats, trench coats, and mac coats.
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Less so the "technical crepe" jackets, shorts and trench coats with corsetry boned into the body, which were heavy handed.
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The clothes, too, were understated and unfussy: hand-woven sweaters, trench coats in tweed and suede, corduroy slacks, brown blazers.
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There were shirt, ribbed and sparkly cowl neck dresses, light anoraks and belted trench coats while jackets had large pockets.
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The collection was about simplicity, but done well: there were no-fuss denim jackets, pants, trench coats and military dresses.
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Items like trench coats, shearling jackets, dresses, and trousers have evolved season after season, helping to create the DROMe aesthetic.
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From slime green dresses to sheer trench coats, there's a fun (and affordable) piece for you somewhere in the mix ahead.
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"I remember when Burberry first allowed people to upload pictures of themselves on their trench coats on their website," Kahn said.
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Christy Turlington wearing Gaultier's mini-trench for Vogue in 280 Trench coats were a hallmark of the '70s and the '80s.
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Camel trench coats and silk headscarves were shown among suede button-up dresses and butter-yellow waistcoats over billowing orange shirts.
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From Hawaiian shirts and fanny packs to loafers and trench coats, if your dad would wear it, apparently, so will we.
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Made of trench coats, striped shirts, army green lace, Mongolian lamb and denim chopped up and recombined in surprisingly harmonic convergence.
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The coat looks sportier than most trench coats, though some colors, particularly the beige option, have a more classic trench look.
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At that point, two minders in trench coats whisked her away, telling reporters that she was too tired to take questions.
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It's all the more striking because Watanabe works with what he calls "dumb" clothes: trench coats, biker jackets, the white shirt.
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Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca and Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's project an effortless cool in their characters' signature trench coats.
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From PVC trench coats to plastic totes that puts our daily necessities on full display, see-through fashion is taking the lead.
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Men wore casual looks with zippered jumpers, striped jackets, and ankle-length trousers under trench coats, finished with desert boots or sneakers.
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She exudes an air of sensible busyness as she zips about the city in one of her many well-cut trench-coats.
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The two teenaged killers in that incident wore trench coats, used shotguns and planted improvised explosives, killing 10 before committing suicide themselves.
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Being in a secret relationship is thrilling, but so time-consuming with the alibis and the finding sexy trench coats to disguise yourself.
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Leathers came in crocodilian textures — used in sweeping trench coats and abbreviated skirt suits — while draped silks formed slip dresses and cocktail blouses.
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Wearing trench coats, Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris used sawed-off shotguns and explosives to kill 13 people at Columbine before killing themselves.
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In The Big Chill (1983), he's in his early thirties, and very thin — almost drowning in the sweaters and trench coats of the era.
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Inspired by the old, the British heritage brand drew from its bestsellers, including beautiful trench coats and sweaters with the Burberry signature check print.
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And while we hold a special place in our hearts for all things supersized, we never considered that would translate to our trench coats.
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Their outfits were long PVC trench coats, chokers, lots of red and black, hair Brylcreemed back with the women walking around on six-inch heels.
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Both Campbell and Moss modeled belted logo trench coats with laced-up combat boots, then walked hand-in-hand with Jones for his last bow.
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Bailey will stay on as chief creative officer and as president, overseeing all elements of the brand known for its trench coats and checkered print.
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So while knits, jeans and trench coats might be your go-to winter uniform, we're betting there's nothing you wear more than your trusty puffer.
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Both Moss and Campbel modeled belted logo trench coats with laced-up combat boots, then walked hand-in-hand with Jones for his last bow.
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For more than two centuries, it has defined classic American style — from staples like the trench coats to button-up shirts and traditional vacation wear.
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Mr. Jones (perhaps pointedly) capped his final Vuitton show by sending out Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss — both famous Burberry girls — clad in trench coats.
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In the collection, you'll find a wide range of products, including Celine handbags, Magda Butrym bedazzled heels, Victoria Beckham specs, Tibi trench coats, and more.
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The same goes for JW Anderson: last season he gave us enormous balloon sleeves on trench coats, this time around it's the lapels he's supersized.
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Is this how people live next door to weirdos who dig holes at midnight and wear trench coats in summer without anyone ever asking questions?
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Max Mara proved that neutrals don't need to be dull, with camels, taupes, and tans worn together in trench coats, slim-fit trousers, and sheer tops.
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Is normal wearing sky high heels, dusty trench coats and false eyelashes while showcasing your maternal side as a side-note to your overall independent personality?
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Some customers were already snapping up special edition items released to coincide with the show, including nylon trench coats and bomber jackets for 990 pounds ($1,300).
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See, for example, waxed jackets with pockets and flared pants inspired by vintage workmen's uniforms, and hooded trench coats paired with white Victoriana blouses or bows.
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Over the course of seven seasons, he's put out kaleidoscopic furs, iridescent trench coats and fuchsia-to-azure ombré dresses with Fortunyesque swirls of sunray pleating.
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The group, famous for its trench coats, has been hit by a slowdown in Chinese tourists visiting its stores in Europe, and weak demand in Hong Kong.
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Seriously, it's about time we acknowledge the blazer's place in the Classic Pieces to Own Hall of Fame alongside trench coats, puffer coats and other outerwear items.
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Elsewhere, striking graphic images of sharks and feminine hands along with words like "Father" and "Abus Lang" were printed onto pieces like camel trench coats and sweatshirts.
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I fully expected to get off the plane and step into punk rock heaven, where everyone was going to be wearing long trench coats and have crazy hair.
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The company, which still manufactures trench coats in Yorkshire, northern England, poached Gobbetti from Celine to overhaul the business earlier this year, but left Bailey with creative control.
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After getting him in some fitted jackets and nice trench coats, Davidson loved the final look, and at one point he quipped that he felt like Timothée Chalamet.
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Photos taken in 1997 show that it was common at the time for people to go to the event wearing everything from sun hats to shiny trench coats.
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In an essay for the subdivision's 50th anniversary book, he recalled that C.I.A. agents in trench coats sometimes checked up on each other along the cul-de-sacs.
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By piling it, layer upon layer, with trench coats, blazers and polos and accenting the look with denim and Raf Simons gloves — a new philosophy for everyday dressing.
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Musk told Tesla fans and customers to dress in cyberpunk attire, and they did, with many sporting trench coats, colorful LED glasses, homemade outfits, and light-up sneakers.
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That is, until last year, when trench coats went through a surprising and long-overdue transformation from nothing-but-blasé to the year's coolest and most sought-after outerwear.
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From bold piping on transparent styles to patent-esque, coated coats in a handful of shades, the days of trench coats being strictly utilitarian are officially in the past.
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A rack of upcycled pieces included jackets by Nexusvii refashioned from old Burberry trench coats and vintage jeans with hand-drawn graphics by Jun Inagawa, a Japanese graffiti artist.
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Silk trench coats were sliced away and reduced to checkerboards to give glimpses of the garments beneath; a tweed blouse over a bias satin skirt unspooled on one side.
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It's a pretentious farce, set to "Bolero," in which people in trench coats and bowlers push around a wall on wheels, followed by an overwrought duet about intimacy issues.
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Highlights included jackets and deconstructed trench coats inspired by British military styles, ruffle-collared blouses, and tapered trousers in fabrics ranging from silk and cashmere to denim and wool.
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As much of it as possible: tailored leather shorts and leather shirts and leather blazers; leather shift dresses and leather puffers; leather trench coats; nappa leather and patent leather.
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With a cast of 20 skateboarders as models, the DJ-turned-designer used the graphics of controversial graffiti artist David Choe on the backs of trench coats and sweatshirts.
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You may know Burberry for its iconic plaid print, chic trench coats, and gorgeous handbags — but the story behind the brand is much more than luxe pieces in your wardrobe.
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They arrived with Letizia and King Felipe's two daughters, Princess Leonor and Princess Sofia, who were hand-in-hand with their grandmother and matching in gray pants and trench coats.
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Burberry, known for its trench coats, has previously cast Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne and Romeo Beckham, son of footballer David Beckham and his designer wife Victoria Beckham, in its adverts.
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Models strutted in short trench coats, mini dresses revealing biker shorts underneath, and draped tops in various tones of brown and beige, at times interrupted by aqua blue and mustard.
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And we'd really like wearing trench coats "Blade Runner's" costume designers went with a retro, '40s and '50s look -- with some punk touches -- to match the movie's film-noir vibe.
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Provocateurs may gravitate toward the completely sheer (at Sonia Rykiel) or fringe laden (Calvin Klein); pragmatists will appreciate the abundance of blazers (Balenciaga), anoraks (Public School) and trench coats (Margiela).
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Dressed in khaki trench coats, Welles's Brutus, Joseph Holland's Caesar, and Martin Gabel's Cassius evoked the specter of Fascism — which could possess anyone — more than Mussolini, Hitler, or Franco specifically.
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Fluidly draped dresses and sculptural satin-lapeled tailoring were worn with jewel-encrusted bralettes and embroideries of Möbius strips, while trench coats came with dramatic caped sleeves and leather paneling.
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Imagine trench coats sliced to reveal the fascia of Burberry tartan beneath, the spine framed by the negative presence of fabric in the shape of the Statue of Liberty's crown.
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The assassins drew semiautomatic weapons from under their trench coats and opened up a barrage of gunfire at close range, striking both Mr. Castellano and his associate about six times.
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The brand does not break out how much of its manufacturing process is internal, though it is known to produce some of its trademark items, like its trench coats, in Britain.
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Trench coats have already been spotted on many celebrities this fall, including Amal Clooney, Reese Witherspoon, Katie Holmes, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, so it's definitely the coat style of the season.
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Yet this was not the stuff of an old-school John le Carré spy novel, with shady figures in trench coats exchanging documents at a dark rendezvous spot in the woods.
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The collection featured oversize parkas sewn into slips or polka dot dresses, and bustiers atop trench coats, all of which shimmered in states of psychedelic transformation as the models walked past.
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It is arresting and complex, its moods encompassing anger and mischief, despair, resistance, antic goofiness (at one point the dancers run around the stage carrying ghostly trench coats) and ecstatic union.
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Available online and in select stores today, the 60-piece women's collection, priced between $9.90 and $149.90, includes but is not limited to swimwear, lightweight puffers, elevated basic tees and trench coats.
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You had the mods, the creeper shoes on, the trench coats with black and white rude boy buttons–it was lot of dancing elements going on with that uptempo style of music.
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Bailey is leaving Burberry after 17 years, during which time he helped propel the brand, known for its trench coats and camel, black and red check, into a label of global prominence.
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While the word "exhibitionism" often elicits images of men in trench coats who flash and dash from darkened street corners, some women also enjoy stripping down to shock or arouse unsuspecting onlookers.
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When it comes to fashion, his references are equally wide-ranging, and he's proved as likely to send trench coats and pleated pants down the runway as mesh tees and floral harnesses.
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Mr. Jean-Raymond's men's and women's wear mixed classic Wall Street tropes — pinstripes and varsity letters and trench coats and the omnipresent track pants — with reminders of the choices we have made.
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And then I also just associated all of my earlier tastes in music, like I grew up listening to industrial and techno, where it was all about bomber jackets and trench coats.
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What's more, you've got an inclusive size range (Loft styles are available from size 00 through size 26) and discounts as sweet as $150 off sleek trench coats to keep you smiling.
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It is an opportunity for teammates to bond while paying homage to the league's olden days, when players sporting trench coats and fedoras rode the rails in an era predating charter flights.
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Instead, they were worn with head-to-toe lace looks and tailored trench coats, giving us a hunch we might be wearing a Swarovski-bedazzled version for that next trip to the Serengeti.
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Normally, October outfits would be made up of black booties, leather jackets, trench coats, and other transitional pieces that come in-hand on those days when it's brisk on your way to work.
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Burberry, known for its trench coats and cashmere scarves, said that from September, its two fashion shows would feature both menswear and womenswear that would be available in-store and online straight afterwards.
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The Metallic AnorakIn-between weather can have you feeling a bit kooky, so lighter outerwear that keeps you warmish and coolish — like trench coats and jean jackets — is what will keep you sane.
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Bloggers and influencers on Instagram have embraced the trend too, rocking red and black PVC pants, vinyl mini skirts paired with chunky knits and vintage t-shirts, and even colored vinyl trench coats.
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MSNBC host and conservative commentator Hugh Hewitt on Monday suggested that schools ban trench coats days after a gunman reportedly wearing a trench coat opened fire at a Santa Fe, Texas, high school.
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His "People of the Twenty-First Century" (242) presents, in vast arrays, fashion choices in cities around the world: fur hoods, trench coats, leopard prints, a certain kind of T-shirt or hairstyle.
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One of the many reasons why we love trench coats so much, besides being a timeless and sophisticated wardrobe staple, is that they make for the perfect transitional coat from spring to fall.
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These proteins are also the parts of the flu virus that the immune system recognizes — the trench coats — so viruses with a slightly different HA or NA can escape the immune system's attention.
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Launching in store and online today, expect hallmarks of British style like reversible trench coats, paisley prints and pinstriped shirts, plus holiday-ready pieces like printed bucket hats, drawstring shorts and pussy-bow dresses.
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Flowing black trench coats, virtual reality goggles, masquerade masks, and spiky leather biker jackets all combine to create a group that looks like nothing else in the RPG space or video games in general.
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It came in acid wash denim and a sturdy cotton and sat comfortably in a lineup that featured more structured ensembles like leather button-ups, asymmetrical pencil skirts, trench coats, mismatched suits, and more.
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"It's about strength and beauty, but with a certain fragility," McCollough says of the collection, which includes perfect trench coats, high-waisted trousers with pleated ruching and jumpsuits with exaggerated lapels and sharp shoulders.
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It is the de facto outfit of villains everywhere, from generic Nazis with their black leather trench coats to Hermann Goering's black leather boots, The Terminator (Version 1), Darth Vader and assorted Disney witches.
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Nordstrom, however, in a bid to keep customers curious, has established itself as a destination for not only the classics, such as Burberry trench coats and Fendi bags, but also the up-and-comers.
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Her enormous, heavy-framed eyeglasses, some with ostrich, lizard or python skin, sold in the millions, and she led the way with hip-hugger skirts, ankle socks, trench coats, fake fur, shorts and culottes.
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Film can set fashions (would trench coats have been as popular without Bogart?), send viewers shopping (see: action figures and trading cards) and popularize all sorts of music (the song "Ghostbusters" topped the charts).
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It leaves you wondering why you ever wrote off giant blanket scarves and trench coats, loud flare pants with chunky dad sneakers, hot pink polos and long sleeves, brightly colored tights with anything and everything.
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Burberry, which is famous for its trench coats and cashmere scarves, said on Friday that it is committed to dealing with all its customers in a transparent and fair manner, including pricing across the business.
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The collection also includes military-style garments, such as trench coats and bomber jackets, that have been turned into draped, off-the-shoulder styles reminiscent of Buddhist monks' robes — an allusion to the Vietnam War.
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They teased him about his trench coats and corduroy suits, and critics said his questions were sometimes amateurish — he would ask how it felt to be snared in a scandal or hurt in an accident.
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Inside his store, there were suits and trench coats, a fantastic sweater with a boomerang pattern by Ellis Island (not my size, alas) and an assortment of grown-folk-nightclub-appropriate sweaters in unnatural fabrics.
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Designed in alterna-fashion capitals like Los Angeles and Stockholm, a host of cool-girl essentials — belted workwear jackets, oversized trench coats, and lace blouses — bear a newer and more wallet-friendly red price tag.
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Cut away the backs of leather trench coats for movement; bubble-under the hems of skirts; use a print of Neptune inspired by a marble fountain figure on everything from loose sweatpants to evening gowns.
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Belted trench coats in black, blues and earthy reds had an enveloping, cocoon-like quality, while a series of long-sleeved tees and trousers in tightly elasticated plastic scales came with billowing hoods to match.
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There are three that we just couldn't ignore: Kate Moss has teamed up with the blouse powerhouse Equipment, Kristen Stewart gets glam for Chanel beauty and Burberry puts a modern twist on their classic trench coats.
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There, you'll discover an inventory stacked with delicate fabrics that mirror the sweetness of the season; transitional essentials like light trench coats, linen jumpsuits, and block-heeled sandals; and cute accessories to pull it all together.
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High-waisted trousers, tweed blazers, and slouchy '80s trench coats created an office uniform that transitioned into evening, as did sheer black dresses that used well-positioned panels to cover up certain parts of the body.
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For spring/summer 2016, this translated into a collection of bomber jackets, trench coats and baggy utilitarian pants overlaid with delicate silk organza, while fall/winter 2016 featured a map motif that resembles a camo print.
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Present and accounted for at Arthur Arbesser, in apple-green jackets and iridescent trench coats, dusted with an overlay of Swarovski crystals like spun sugar, and mixed in with bright red-and-blue-striped cavalry separates.
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Sharp-shouldered wool tuxedo coat dresses; tiers of black and white print (polka dots and stylized florals) with a ruffle or three for flou; red leather trench coats and leather bombers — they were all in there.
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And though it seems she's been playing favorites with sleek wool trench coats as of late, we wouldn't be surprised if her affinity for Barbour's jackets is still as strong today as it was in 2017.
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As part of that drive, the 222-year-old brand - famous for its trench coats lined with checks - said it would axe 2100-203 percent of it individual products over the coming year across multiple lines.
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There was no denying that Olivia was a black woman, because I'm a black woman playing her in badass white trench coats that call to attention the fact that I'm not looking like anybody else on television.
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The company, which still manufactures its trademark trench coats in northern England, will refresh ranges more often, constantly bringing out new designs to meet the expectations of young consumers, and will also focus on higher-margin handbags.
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After unveiling his first take on the label last September - including twists on Burberry classics, like trench coats lined with punky rings, more than a third of items in stores should now carry Tisci's stamp, analysts estimate.
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One recent midweek afternoon, Grieder had just a few shoppers most in their 50s or older, checking through displays of Jimmy Choo patent leather toe pumps, bright spring dresses from Stella McCartney and Burberry hooded trench coats.
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Nearly every character in the sci-fi film dons them at once point or another, usually while wearing leather trench coats and firing guns (or bending over backward in slow motion to avoid getting shot by one).
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Referred to by the BBC in 2005 as "the Chav issue," the beige, red, black, and white print had become a mass market trend, with teenagers across the world sporting fake Burberry caps, scarves, shirts, and trench coats.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With metallic trimmings and corset-like belts, Burberry's trademark trench coats took center-stage at the brand's catwalk relaunch under new designer Riccardo Tisci on Monday as it looks to lift sales with a move upmarket.
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Moschino looked to the '60s space movie Barbarella, while Christopher Kane's models were alien-like in their slinky metallic dresses and Mugler's collection reminded us of Blade Runner, with silver dresses with power shoulders and black leather trench coats.
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In a moment that will no doubt go down in the fashion annals, supermodels Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss closed the show wearing patent trench coats printed with the iconic LV monogram, finished off with heavy lace-up boots.
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Of all the ideas and images The Matrix sent spiraling into American culture—computer simulation paranoia, black leather trench coats, falling green code, spoons that don't really exist—none has become so entrenched, or so contentious, as this one.
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The firm, famous for its trench coats and cashmere scarves, said that, starting this month, its fashion shows in February and September would now feature both menswear and womenswear that would be available in-store and online straight afterwards.
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The collection featured reworked trench coats, floral dresses and voluminous knits — but what really dazzled were the final nine looks, all reissued couture dresses from the archives, which were incorporated in the show to celebrate the brand's 100th anniversary.
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Known for its classic trench coats, Burberry has benefited from tourists taking advantage of a drop in the value of the pound since the Brexit vote in June to buy luxury goods in the British capital rather than other European cities.
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Stocking essentials like classic trench coats and denim jackets, as well as more of-the-moment items, like slingbacks and pieces with drawstring detailing, you can bet we're going to be ordering all the spring pieces from the retailer — stat.
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Shares in the group, known for its trench coats lined in its camel, red and black check, topped the FTSE 100 index on Wednesday, as analysts said a 4 percent rise in like-for-like sales was double the expected rate.
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"In the more luxury segment you make fewer pieces but they are more profitable, which is why we are now targeting them," Hristova said at her factory in Rousse, where some 40 workers stitch dresses, women's tops and trench coats.
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Today marks the 20th anniversary of the attack on Columbine High School: On April 20, 1999, 2 teenage boys dressed in black trench coats killed 12 classmates and a teacher, and wounded 2 dozen others before taking their own lives.
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Burberry, famed for its trench coats and trademark check in camel, red and black, was one of the earliest adopters of digital changes in the industry, experimenting with new technology in stores and embracing social media to show off its collections.
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For SS20 they appeared alongside pinstriped trousers and wide-collared shirts at Louis Vuitton, layered over seventies-style blouses at Celine, worn beneath matching blazers and trench coats at MaxMara, and paired with shorts and knee-high boots at Saint Laurent.
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Van Assche was known for his high-low aesthetic during his tenure at Dior Homme, but here, his clothes, from jewel-toned trench coats to boldly colored silk shirts and even a few ostrich-feather-adorned women's looks, feel especially distinct.
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Using the classic forms of British men's wear, especially the military, hunting kind, he ballooned army green satin into capes and cut holes in trench coats and giant trouser legs-turned-strapless, corseted dresses, the skirts fluted out at the knee.
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For instance, sometime between 2010 and 2012, everyone on the internet realized that every town has a couple weird guys who wear fedoras, trench coats, fingerless gloves, have terrible facial hair, and talk to women like they're 12th-century knights.
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This season, Jacquemus also upped his offering of tailoring (strong-shouldered blazers with high-waisted pleat-front pants) and outerwear (slouchy trench coats with utilitarian pockets), all in a saturated palette of colors, including shocking pink, bright tangerine and parrot green.
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With its $1,500 trench coats, it has failed to make the splash the company was hoping for, and it's likely the company is still missing the medium between mass market and high end that competitors like Nike and Lululemon inhabit.
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The close friends also collaborated with a dirty, Fifty Shades of Grey-themed short for the 2015 MTV Movie Awards (let's just say it involved trench coats and a vibrating Birkin bag), and they made out on camera later in the night.
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The British company has an entire line of items designed to celebrate the Year of the Monkey, from scarves to trench coats - a bold move given that in 2015 Burberry released a cashmere check scarf that caused a minor public relations outrage.
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The clothes (which include everything from knits and shirts to blazers and trench coats) are designed to be lived in, and the collections are referred to as "chapters" that can build on each other, allowing customers' wardrobes to grow as the brand does.
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Burberry, whose trench coats and cashmere scarves took Asia by storm, reported a sharp sales slowdown in Hong Kong and China in October, leading the FTSE 100 company to miss sales growth forecasts and warn of an increasingly challenging environment for luxury goods.
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Ms. Hicks — perhaps the only campaign press secretary to have been photographed as a teenager by the fashion photographer Bruce Weber, in a campaign for Naturalizer shoes — favors Burberry trench coats and heels, a break from the scruffy ranks of harried campaign operatives.
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Which in this case meant flared jersey trousers that swished with a step under almost everything: oversize shirts with pointy piped collars and sleeveless trench coats; skinny nylon tunics stretched long and silver screen satins knotted on a hip; and balloon bouclés.
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Meanwhile, "real clothes, clothes to live in," quoth Daniel Lee at Bottega Veneta after the show, of his oversize, assertive leather anoraks and trench coats, basketball shorts and matching blouson tops — there was bigness for both men and women — and stiff painters pants.
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Whenever her followers are able to snap up a slice of her 1960s-siren-meets-English-teddy-boy style, they do — fast — and suddenly we're all wearing vinyl trench coats with Mary Janes, or a Mick Jagger-esque pastel suit over a pussy bow blouse.
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There, past the cute, seasonal succulents in home decor, and the chic camel trench coats in the outwear section, you'll make your way to the skincare aisle and find a slew of new, innovative face masks that will help push reset on your stressed skin.
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It also ranged from evening wear to street wear, with the signature Burberry check splashed across trench coats and caps, T-shirts, puffer jackets and bags, including in a limited-edition rainbow-hued version, a symbol of the firm's financial support for LGBTQ+ charities.
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Got into the internet by going down to the computer lab and meeting some kids in trench coats who were playing computer games, and I thought these kids are the creepiest people in the world and I never want to hang out with them.
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It's a bit early to judge Rokh, the brand that was the subject of the most chat on Day 1 (it's fully in the Vetements/Sacai/Margiela vein of de- and reconstructed trench coats, floral dresses and frumpy work suits, plus some clear vinyl).
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Last Sunday, Vetements kicked off the Couture Fashion Week schedule with its spring '17 show, challenging the conventions of the traditionally top-tier, luxury couture show with a collection of reworked tracksuits, overalls, denim and trench coats, presented in a shopping mall, within the palatial Galeries Lafayette.
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From the second she took stage with her three backup dancers, all dressed in identical outfits — dark blue fedoras, leather pants and trench coats, opening to reveal mesh shirts of the same hue with strategic glitter appliques — any and all doubt about her abilities melted away.
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There were felt hats with floppy brims to cover the wearer's eyes, some with attached scarves that wrapped around the neck — "for protection," the designer explained — and the sleeves on many garments, from trench coats to knitwear, were so long that they almost swallowed the models' hands.
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Leather is on the rise, ascendant at Tod's, where the design team went back to its bags and driving-shoe roots for trench coats, motorcycle jackets, trousers and skirts in supple calfskin and shades of black, brown, red and white (the simplest statement yet of brand identity).
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On the day candidates made their pitch, he and his friends borrowed two golf carts, stuck police lights on top, dressed up in trench coats and sunglasses like Secret Service agents, and, lights flashing, came flying into the Bishop Ludden auditorium to the sound of Hail to the Chief.
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Martens likes his layers literally: layers of belts, layers of shirts with an extra pair of sleeves hanging down the front like a menswear pussy bow, shirts tailored on top of other shirts, trench coats boasting petticoats, giant shorts sliced at the thigh and worn with slouchy boots.
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The show, divided in three distinct phases started off with models wearing beige clothes, trench coats and dresses that resembled moving material and boxes, with signs saying "fragile" and "this way up", or skirts made of layers of bubble wrap and carrying accessories in cardboard and juta fabric.
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Or Guillaume Henry's ability to learn from his own mistakes at Nina Ricci, and abandon transparent styling tricks for smudgy seduction in a "sporty bourgeois," Romy Schneider-inspired show of lace and crushed-velvet slipdresses, key-hole slinks, and pencil skirts and organza tops under eelskin trench coats.
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She mixed men's wear tailoring — sharp and sleek of line — with fringe and fancy, throwing military greatcoats faced in dégradé feathers over gowns dripping in silver; transparent latex trench coats over tiers of rough-cut silk; leotard tops with square shoulders and exposed backs over a swirling rainbow skirts.
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The collection's assortment of delectable feather dresses, brightly-colored suiting, floral-applique colors, corduroys sweater combos reminiscent of middle school, and star-covered trench coats finished a captivating week of designers like Kerby Jean-Raymond and Christopher John Rogers showing that fashion is not just about wearing pretty clothing.
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Monochrome, grays and beiges were the order of the day — drawing on the classic suiting and trench coats that the British brand was built on — while oversize rugby shirts, crystal-encrusted bonnets and shimmering pinstripes on tailoring offered a more playful side to Tisci's take on British culture.
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Its sales were driven by a strong performance in the Americas, and continued demand from Chinese buyers for its heritage trench coats, rainwear, handbags and other products, but demand from Chinese tourists has shifted to Asia and away from the UK and Europe due to the exchange rates.
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Where New York saw puffers and a whole lot of see-through bags, and London had Burberry trench coats aplenty (of course), Milan's style set is sporting a lot of Fendi (hello, return of the double-F logo) and Moschino (whose latest collection subtly gave the middle finger to President Trump).
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It's easy to imagine closets full of Gucci and Miu Miu, and writers who wear Burberry trench coats to nightclubs; it is harder to imagine a staff of women who eat chicken over rice in flimsy styrofoam containers and pray most nights that they will still have jobs next month.
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Among the ice cubes dripping water into rivulets on the floor (they had been created by the Japanese artist Azuma Makoto) wove women in raw linen shorts and smocks splashed with abstract geraniums; elaborate brocade poet's shirts and jet beaded trench coats; tulle-veiled pencil skirts; and sweatshirts planted with paillettes.
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In the spring, form met function on the rain-soaked streets of London, where the photographer Johnny Dufort and the stylist Jane How captured new renderings of classic Savile Row tailoring — jumpsuits, trench coats, double-breasted suits and sharply pleated trousers — in a homage to the district's precision and eccentricity.
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A strapless jumpsuit from his fall 2001 Hermès collection could have borne the label of Phoebe Philo's Céline; and if you swapped the MoMu's mannequins' oversize Margiela trench coats (spring/summer 2000) for those by Vetements, you'd barely notice the difference (although Margiela's are sashed with a pair of pantyhose).
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The 160-year-old brand — famous for its trench coats lined with checks — in May reported a 10 percent drop in annual adjusted pretax profit, hit by a sales slowdown in Hong Kong and mainland China, plus lower sales in European capitals as tourist shoppers deserted after last year's attacks in Paris.
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The 160-year-old brand -- famous for its trench coats lined with checks -- in May reported a 10 percent drop in annual adjusted pretax profit, hit by a sales slowdown in Hong Kong and mainland China, plus lower sales in European capitals as tourist shoppers deserted after last year's attacks in Paris.
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Here are the best trench coats you can buy:Best overall: London Fog Trench Coat Best oversized: Everlane Drape Trench CoatBest for rain: The North Face City Breeze RaincoatBest plus-size: Eloquii Puff Sleeve Trench Coat Best fitted: M.M.LaFleur Osborn TrenchUpdated on 10/23/2019 by Remi Rosmarin: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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There were perfectly pieced patchworks of archival prints and denim; long leather trench coats and short shearlings; friendship-bracelet dresses in woven macramé and sheer flower-child frocks atop crocheted bikini tops — all of it merchandised to the hilt with sunglasses and berets and bags and chains, and most of it branded.
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Burberry, famed for its trench coats and trademark check in camel, red and black, recently parted company with Christopher Bailey, the designer who turned it into a global brand and later became CEO, and last year appointed Marco Gobbetti as its new CEO as the group seeks to kick-start sales growth.
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Burberry, famed for its trench coats and trademark check in camel, red and black, has recently seen the departure of Christopher Bailey, the designer who turned it into a global brand and later became CEO, as well as the appointment last year of new CEO Marco Gobbetti as it seeks to kick-start sales growth.
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Sometimes she can get lost in her own puzzlemaking but this was not one of those times; it was, rather, a cleverly feminine reclamation of the military tailoring that has been ubiquitous this season, in great coats or trench coats or denim jackets, transforming it into looks both hourglass and empire via couture techniques.
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Almost exactly one year later, this past weekend, she was surrounded by friends in Los Angeles to celebrate the debut of her namesake clothing line, a 13-piece ready-to-wear collection of easygoing dresses, crisp tops, cropped trousers and trench coats — all with impeccable, slightly tomboyish, tailoring and a quietly chic color palette.
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The bold, sculptured shoulders and silhouettes of a series of immaculately cut pantsuits in patchwork plaids or an elegant gray showed Mr. Jeffrey was also creating for both men and women with commercial requisites in mind, as did charming, scribbled prints on trench coats, shirts and shorts that would likely catch some retailers' eyes.
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Then the sporty 1970s shapes — straight skirts and boxy jackets and belted trench coats and T-shirt gowns — in color field combinations of chartreuse, lilac and dusty rose, teal and olive green and dark gray, adorned with metal grommets and glinting mirrors so the utilitarian was transformed into the decorative, demanded a certain attention.
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Director Ang Lee and screenwriter James Schamus explore much of the same suburban ennui territory American Beauty would mine two years later—right down to the brightly-polished surfaces and overwhelming sameness; one of Lee's best images finds Ben on the platform of the commuter train amid a sea of businessmen, identically attired in their natty trench coats.
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Since there's such an amazing selection of cold-weather styles to choose from — including classic trench coats, chic leopard print jackets, and bold plaid toppers that even Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle would love — we've gone ahead and picked out five of our favorites that will help you stay stylish and warm from now until spring.
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His reference to peaceniks was the most persuasive to this viewer, owing largely to the wonderful hippie-style military regalia he showed, along with shorts over leggings, covetable olive drab trench coats, soft suits of burgundy velvet, and regimental jackets whose swirling motifs, appliquéd on sleeves, were devised by Wes Wilson, godfather of West Coast psychedelia.
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There's no business like showbusiness, and Amazon aims to prove it with its latest drama, The Last Tycoon, which is especially notable for giving us an excuse to look at Matt Bomer prowling around in perfectly tailored suits and trench coats, channeling his inner Gatsby and batting his baby blues at all manner of Hollywood ingenues.
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So under a billowing white silk balloon-tent commissioned from the architect Smiljan Radic to cocoon her guests (and, yes, provide much fodder for audience asides about the amount of hot air in the room) came jackets that swooped up at the hemline to transform into trench coats, the orbital curves created by the cut belling out to catch the breeze.
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Proportion play, asymmetry and contrast are signature tools of this designer, and here he paired supersize hooded denim trench coats with billowing denims; placed shrunken canvas work wear jackets atop rib-hugging leather vests; and presented armoring (yet luxurious and lightweight) lab coats reminiscent of early Yohji Yamamoto in a lineup that also played up the fragility of the body beneath the clothes.
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Mutated hybrids are emerging, the most extreme being Balenciaga's propositions of entirely separate garments — like denim jackets and trenches or opera coats and padded construction worker's vests — conjoined at the neck, leaving one or the other flapping over the front or flank, or Phoebe Philo's two-in-one trench coats for Céline, which are sewn together in an infinity loop at the bottom hem.
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The empowerment of women, for example, as at Givenchy, where Ms. Keller, in her first couture show, mixed men's wear tailoring — sharp and sleek of line — with fringe and fancy, tossing military greatcoats faced in dégradé feathers over gowns dripping in silver; transparent latex trench coats over tiers of rough-cut silk; and leotard tops with square shoulders and exposed backs over swirling rainbow skirts.
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The designer Chitose Abe had taken the band's album, "One Nation Under a Groove," as the inspiration for a collection that was effectively an argument for unity: of big oversize trousers and hard-core trench coats and sheer, weightless blouses spliced into a single jumpsuit; of many, many different size polka dots; of cartographic prints, flickering hither and yon on the points of scarf dresses and suits.
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Ms. Bravo was tasked with rebooting the company after decades of poorly conceived licensing deals diluted both the creative and commercial powers of the brand founded in 1856 and best known for supplying trench coats to British army officers during World War I. "The moment I met Christopher, I knew he was the right person for Burberry — it almost felt like a divine intervention," Ms. Bravo said of Mr. Bailey, then a relative unknown.
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Instead of selling separate outerwear and weekend and high-fashion collections with different names and ad campaigns that appeared on different platforms, fragmenting its audience, Burberry merged them all into one: Its big tent is defined by an overriding vision of British tradition with a mash-up edge that could encompass a rainbow of trench coats or made-to-order capes, silken Bloomsbury-set pajamas suits or sculptural white shirts, all at the same time.
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At Off-White, it meant Hadids of all ages (Bella and Gigi and mother Yolanda) plus other famous models (Karlie Kloss and Alek Wek and Carolyn Murphy) in a bit of this, a bit of that: slick sapphire-and-white cow-print pencil skirts and trench coats; hallucinogenic houndstooth-check suiting; mint green leather jumpsuits and amethyst knits; billowing tulle ball gowns spliced on top with Arc'teryx technical jackets, the taffeta of the outdoor rec world.
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She melded deep jewel toned velvets and crystalline sequined capes that glimmered like the walls of an emerald mine; spliced a short black cape jacket to a white shirt; trapped flyaway nude silk chiffons with hammered silver breastplates; sent necklines soaring like satin stalagmites Men's narrow overcoats were pavéd in the same silver sequins and beaded peacock feathers as the gowns (though the men still seem like accessories to the women, rather than equals); trench coats lined in starlight; thin black turtlenecks and cigarette pants layered under glimmering bustier dresses with petal skirts.
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Case in point were the few shows that came before: Brock Collection, where Laura Vassar and Kristopher Brock send out an ode to uptown prairie chic in cashmere and mink, gingham and micropleating; Adam Selman, where the eponymous designer embraced a Streetwear of the Roses shtick with funky embroidered denim, billowing gingham shirtdresses unbuttoned to the hot pants and disco slips; and Thakoon, which got a bit hung up on its arty video presentation, a frame that didn't really equate with the cute mash-up of bandannas, striped shirting and trench coats that formed the clothes.
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It was a period during which one designer (Thom Browne at Moncler Gamme Bleu) showed trench coats, cardigans, Chesterfields, sports coats and puffers in Alpine camouflage patterns on models with faces hidden unnervingly behind masks of the kind worn by snipers; when another (Italo Zucchelli at Calvin Klein) referenced his fascination with alchemy to explain a highly eroticized collection built around bonded foil colored silver and gold; when Kean Etro at Etro evoked the fragility of nature while handing out lavish color catalogs that whole forests were felled to produce; and when Alessandro Michele at Gucci quoted the Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin by way of elucidating how he had come up with his latest floral pajamas for daytime men's wear.
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