A/W 2015/16 Trends: Camel Waterfall Sleeveless Coat

I was going to call this post “50 shades of beige”, but that would have been weird and lame, right?!

We have been wearing beige camel trench coats for autumn/winter for as long as we can remember and whilst I find them extremely boring, recent collections show that camel this year comes with a bang, and it is by far a shade that is anything but boring. With the liked of Alexander Wang, Stella McCartney and pretty much everywhere on the high-street, the camel coat specifically is currently on a slow-burn return to both the runways and the streets. 

There is something about camel-coloured pieces that instantly add chic-ness to an outfit. Camel over-the-knee boots, a beautiful beige handbag and soon-to-arrive leather gloves are already making a statement in my wardrobe, but you will agree with me that the camel coat is a must this fall. Pair it with all-cream or all dark pieces and you will find that these combinations quickly become elegant, yet relaxed, and that is exactly how I like it.

Waterfall Sleeveless Coat*: SheIn (here) // Black Roll Neck: Asos (here) // Ripped Jeans: Old & DIY (similar here)

Caged Pointed Heels: Philip Armstrong (similar here) // Stud Clutch: Vitorino Maské (here, similar here)

Lipstick: Rimmel London by Kate Shade 48 (here)

This fall, I say invest in a camel topper. It is such a versatile piece that literally goes with anything. I personally find that layering camel and dark denim work extremely well, resulting in an off-the-runway kind of look. Neutral shades are always the safe bet for this winter and I am currently obsessed with this camel everything trend, thus expect to see lots more of it here. 

What do you think of this latest trend? Let me know below!

Thanks for reading beauties and hope you all have a wonderful week ahead! 

xoxo

*Gifted items. All opinions are my own (disclaimer here).