Coat trends for November 2026: ''Animal print is not new, this season will be for zebra print''

Posted on 16 October 2026

Trends at such a dizzying pace that it overwhelms. Even the most fashion fans can feel lost in the face of so many proposals and novelties. Therefore, it is best to let yourself be guided by experts like the stylist Erea Louro, who on her Instagram account carefully analyzes each of the season's trends, pointing out the ones that will be most seen in the future. street style (even giving tips to apply them without losing our essence).

A few days ago I commented on which would be the most relevant for autumn-winter 2026/2027 and if we take anything away from this expert's summary, it is that prints are the absolute protagonists this season. The zebra and checkered ones stand out, in addition to the intense blue. All applicable to outer garments, especially coats, which gain prominence over more basic looks.

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That said, it must be clear that it is not necessary to apply everything simply because it is fashionable. The best thing is to choose what we like the most and adapt it to our style (Erea is precisely an expert in making this type of winks while staying true to her personality). And without a doubt, this fall, wearing a powerful and extravagant coat is the best way to join the most notable trends without being excessive or compromising our entire wardrobe. We have already formulated our top 5.

Five trendy coats this winter 2027

asos

The zebra print is postulated as the most sought after this season. We have already seen how it appears in small doses during halftime (with the extremely sold-out Pull & Bear skirt as the protagonist). This long Asos coat opts for it but in a more subtle way, with black more present than white, ideal for discreet women who want to be trendy but without going over the top. We have it for 129 euros.


ASOS DESIGN - dad style long formal coat in zebra jacquard

ASOS DESIGN – dad style long formal coat in zebra jacquard

RRP at Asos — 129.00 €

Mango

Mango

At Mango they also opt for animal print but referring to another type: the deer (or Bambi, as the company itself indicates). This hair design is original and elegant, giving rise to risky color combinations like the one proposed by Mango: with lilac. But it is also ideal to mix with chocolate browns or discreet blacks. We have it for 129.99 euros.


Long bambi fur coat

Long bambi fur coat

PVP at Mango — 129.99 €

Zara coat

Zara

At Zara they also bet on animal print With this classic leopard design that will never go out of style. A bet that goes perfectly with a black total look, but that is flattering even with basic jeans, a white cotton t-shirt and loafers. We have it for 139 euros.

Sfera coat

Sphere

As Erea already mentioned, paintings will also be a trend this season. What's more, they are so fashionable that there are those who propose mixing different types of this print. At Sfera we find a dressing gown-type coat in brown tones with a print subtle that gives rise to more extravagant combinations (with an XL checkered skirt for example). We have it for 99.99 euros.


Checkered dressing gown coat - Sfera - Brown

Checkered dressing gown coat – Sfera – Brown

PVP in El Corte Inglés — 99.99 €

Zara Blue Coat

Zara

Finally, we leave the prints aside to focus on the color of the season: deep blue. This Zara coat is committed to another of the trends that the stylist mentioned and that we have already seen on the street represented in long-sleeved t-shirts. When the cold comes, this coat oversize For 59.95 euros it will be the best way to wear it.

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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