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| Miroslava Duma wearing a Valentino trench coat |
The trench coat has come a long way since its first days as an official raincoat for First World War Army officers. While this classic beige gabardine coat remains a wardrobe staple, it's with great ingenuity that fashion designers have been revisiting this iconic piece of clothing for the past few seasons. Either with pastel shades, floral embroideries or appliqués, a fun print, a looser or even an edgier shape, these new trench coats are both refreshingly feminine and modern. Here are some of my current favourites:
ASOS Funnel Neck MAC, $149.50
Soïa & Kyo Arabella trench, $350
Dynamite indoor maxi trench, $69.95
And last but not least, how perfectly tailored is this chic one?
Roberto Cavalli leopard-print trench coat, $1980US?
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