Two trendy trench coats in one: Zara reinvents the Trech to be trendy without spending a fortune this fall-winter

Posted on 18 October 2026

Nothing more practical than a trench coat in autumn. Well yes, two. And if it turns out that they take up only one space in the closet, we are talking about magic. Something like this happens with the reversible design that has just been brought to Zara, a trench coat printed in gray tones with a classic aura, which on one side is only covered by a touch of red and on the other, it is a vibrant explosion.

Zara

In this way we can join the trend of a touch of red when we feel more classic or minimalist, opting for the face with a checkered print and contrast collar. But on those days when we feel like taking risks, we can get a bland look for the rain, a great look simply by turning it around.

A practical purchase and at the same time, with personality that can get us out of a thousand troubles this fall – and all those to come – without complicating things. We can combine it in its two versions with all kinds of basics, because both have sufficient presence and personality. A very smart purchase that we can make, for 99.95 euros.

How to combine Zara's reversible trench coat

Hunter

Hunter

And to enhance that collage side of the Zara trench coat, these Hunter wellies in navy blue are a safe bet. A classic that never goes out of style and is also an investment for the future. To complete the look, just choose some tights and a loose blue maxi shirt – which we can change for a long sweater when the cold weather arrives – and that's it. We have them in El Corte Inglés for 140 euros.


Women's Original Tall Wellies with Matte Finish and Side Buckle Detail - Hunter - Navy Blue

Women's Original Tall Wellies with Matte Finish and Side Buckle Detail – Hunter – Navy Blue

Today in El Corte Inglés — 140.00 €

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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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