The 'Wrong Coat Theory' Will Change the Way You Dress This Fall
The season's best outfits are all about contradiction, finding inspiration in last fall's runways.
- Prada sent barn jackets with swinging fringe skirts down the runway.
- Miu Miu showed pajama pants under a wool coat.
- Ralph Lauren proposed shimmering gowns underneath soft cardigans.
Each look redefined what dressing means, inviting us to sit in the tension between polished and playful.
This sartorial paradox gets further explored in this season's collections, with examples such as:
- Tory Burch reimagining the modern cool girl in jersey sweatpants and faux fur coats.
- Saint Laurent styling slouchy leather jackets with voluminous skirts, playing with scale and proportion.
- Miu Miu elevating sport zip-ups with pencil skirts.
What makes these combinations work is how they challenge the eye, forcing you to do a double take and consider texture and proportion through a fresh lens.
Author's summary: Contrasting elements redefine dressing this fall.
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