Style: July 10, 2020

60 STYLE | fashion
TRENDING THREADS
The latest looks for winter are all about ease and comfort.
Words Shelley Robinson
THE DRESS
Neither slinky nor shapeless, this season’s dress of comfort is typically made of a winter
warmer material, like Harris Tapper’s alpaca and merino blend or a jersey knit. Throw
over a blazer with some boots for an effortless elegance at work, add a touch of
elegance with a belt or bandeau and some jewellery for a dinner out or put on some
sneakers and a denim jacket for a trip to the farmers’ market.
Harry Dress by
Harris Tapper
STRIDES
Wide-legged pants are striding
back into our closet, which
means more ease and none of
that cursed yanking up of the
skinny jeans once they’ve slipped
down like stockings. Pair your
wides with an equally laid-back
knit and your day will always
feel like the weekend. If you
want a bit of shape up high,
opt for pleats. We love Taylor’s
Attained Pant ($467).
OVERSIZED COAT
Oh winter, how fickle a relationship we
have with thee. No, we are not fond of
the bone-chilling cold, but we do like
hunkering down in an oversized jacket
during our hibernation months. Midlength
or longer, it’s a style designed to
keep us as toasty as possible. Almost
shapeless but smart on the tailoring,
this season’s coats nod to the sepiatoned
past of the fifties and sixties
and we, for one, are luxuriating in
them. Our accolades go to Taylor’s
Magnitude Coat ($897), Moochi’s
Encore Coat ($699.99), Kowtow’s
Pierre Coat ($859) and Harris Tapper’s
Collins Coat ($779). Pass the mulled
wine please.
Kowtow
Taylor
Moochi