Emma Stone showed how to wear a trench coat. Her outfit is the perfect autumn inspiration.
Mornings are already cold and hiding in a warm coat is the best choice. But which one to choose this year? Autumn is marked by the return of elegance, which will highlight the female silhouette. The American actress Emma Stone also knows about this, who bet on a timeless classic. A trench coat!
It originated at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries and still has its firm place in our wardrobes. The trench coat was originally a military cloak, but today it belongs in the wardrobe of every modern woman. This is confirmed by the actress Emma Stone, who has an incredible sense for timeless fashion. She confirmed this again on the streets of New York, where she recently showed herself to journalists. She shone in a beige trench coat, which she combined with soft shades of yellow and cream. A simple, but perfectly fitting outfit that you can easily adopt as well.
A classic that never wears out
Trench coats are an autumn staple, something we've been repeating for several years. It can even transform a tracksuit into an elegant look, perfect for dreary days. This year you can buy one almost anywhere. From luxury brands to regular clothing at affordable prices.
Emma opted for a traditional cut model with a wide collar, belt, and a length below the knees. Thanks to its beige color, it looks elegant, but the coat remains a universal item that is easy to combine. It is suitable both for work and for a weekend walk around the city. Moreover, the length of the coat hides any imperfections that you don't want to show off.
Colors Matter
Yellow brings luck, did you know that? At least that's what they say. And maybe there's some truth to that, because it's associated with all the optimistic symbols: sun, sunflowers and joy. It's not only great for gloomy days, but it creates a combination with beige that looks luxurious and yet natural. You don't have to limit yourself to earthy tones, which most people automatically go for during this period. Autumn can handle colors, bold elements, and fashion courage.
Getting inspired by Emma Stone is definitely worth it in this case. In the photos, she wore not only a perfectly fitting trench coat, but also a creamy satin skirt with a lace hem and a light yellow sweater, which added flair to the outfit.
Yellow is simply the color of the sun and optimism, it brightens up even the gloomiest day. Just like fall foliage, which plays with all shades of yellow and gold, it looks fresh and natural. A colorful sweater also brightens the complexion and livens up the outfit, which is definitely desirable in autumn.
Furthermore, she gave one more tip on how to look perfect and happy.
"If I had to choose only one hair length that I would have forever, it would be this one," she said, implying that shoulder-length hair suits her. "If you see me with this length, it's a sign that I'm happy,"
the actress joked in a video interview on her Instagram.
Proof that simplicity is strength
Emma completed the whole look with dark glasses and brown strap-on pumps. Without unnecessary accessories, without ostentation. The result looks elegant, natural and the feminine cut of the coat accentuates the figure. Exactly the type of outfit suitable both for a brunch with friends and a fall date. If we were to recommend you a single autumn inspiration, it would simply be this one.
If you want to get a similar coat, look for a model in beige or sand color, ideally with a belt at the waist. You can wear it over a sweater, dress, or jeans. And when you complement it with soft colors like Emma Stone, you will look like you just stepped out of a fashion campaign.
Indeed, the famous Czech actress Lucie Benešová often says in interviews that if there is one thing that makes a woman a woman, it is the effort to be well-groomed under all circumstances. And this is the secret of success even with a trench coat – a simple, but ingenious piece, which turns every woman into a lady of class.
Source: editorial office, Instagram, smithsonianmag.com, prozeny.cz
