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Christmas is over, winter is not coming no more, winter is here and we feel it. With all that winter vibe we see us in the obligation to talk about the fashion shows masterpiece, the coat.

Chanel, 2016

On that 2016 year, devastating on all screens, the coat see itself in nostalgia, and designers work on the basics (or "timeless pieces"), jeans jackets, trench-coat and leather for Chanel, put in our modern era with their famous tweed signature always.

Givenchy, 2016

Givenchy makes commercial stuff, stays sober, nude, elegant, in a word, boring, déjà-vu but centered in the selling.

Valentino, 2016

Valentino tries to create a basic piece of the brand, still elegant remarquable by their japeneses flowers on it.

Dior, 2016

Dior is working on the trend of the moment, the col Bardot. Even if we can doubt the warm characteristics of these coats which we would more wear indoor or for the way taxi- reception room/hotel, we can see that type of coats really useful when we want to show off our boobies like a Kim Kardashian would, braving the cold for few seconds.

Gucci, 2016

Fendi, 2016

Gucci and Fendi plays on the return of the fur by staying on the trend (a little old now) of the color block or on the natural nude of the real fur (which we don't like for sure, animals are alive, and certainly not for us).

Sacai, 2016

Here comes ouf favorites signed Yuji Yamamoto and Sacai. Japanese are on our walk of fame this winter. We play Haute Couture and oversized originality for Sacai. The pieces are really under the avant garde fashion of Japanese people. It stays still watch me masterpieces, hard to pay and hard to wear unless you're followed by a group of paparazzi. These coats pays tributes to fashion which is becoming more and more neutral and classic during winter.

Our choice, Yuji Yamamoto, 2016

For the more shy of you, Yamamoto gave you the perfect coat. He succeeded in creating an original piece, elegant and refined. The ombré of texture going from tissu to leather shows a real work of research and elaboration. This coat is adapted to urban life (not to urban wallet) and shows off itself by its subtile details. "Less is more" is the perfect moto for this piece of art.