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The Coats Trend: Tacky & Loving it

I saw this coat by the designer Chloe` on Vogue.com earlier and immediately loved it!  The look is not exactly conservative, nor is it a style most women would wear.  I do love the "wild factor" of the styling because it seems to be too large, and has too much going on!

However, for me this unconventionally styled coat is a look I would definitely wear. Just imagine how warm it will be during these oh so cold wintry months curvy divas. While it may not be that cold here where I am, it does get to 36 degrees sometimes!  Plus who knows when my next trip up North will be. It's definitely on my "If only I could" want list!

Coat by Chloe` as seen on Vogue.com
Photo by Chloe`
You may already have noticed a new page I added to my blog, Coats & More? Check it out here!

I also have a Pinterest board...I know, what's with me and coats? Well, I have always loved them, so why not feature them more! http://www.pinterest.com/foreverserenity/coats-and-more/


Keep an eye out for more styles to come, especially featuring coats for us full-figured curvy divas!
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