I Just Found Every Top Outerwear Trend at & Other Stories, From Capes to Sporty Jackets

I'm sure you've read on the internet that once fall hits, you can really start dressing. (As a summer girl, I disagree, but I get the sentiment.) Outfits during this season hit harder for many people because of all the amazing outerwear you can wear and strategically layer with. Dramatic long coats can turn a simple look into a full-on statement, and when your bold knit sweater peeks through a chic peacoat, it's never not a powerful combo. Plus, depending on the length, your favorite outerwear can double as a dress—no outfit ideating required.
Though they can take up precious real estate in your closet, warm top layers are needed when the temperatures drop. Fortunately, the options at & Other Stories will not only keep you comfortable in the elements but also ensure that you look super sophisticated. Gotta have both form and function, right? I spent the day scrolling through the brand's outerwear section to serve you up some of the best styles, ranging from trenches and wool coats to cropped jackets and elevated capes. Once it really gets cold outside, you'll be thanking me for alerting you to all these styles. Complete your fall and winter ensembles with any of these jackets and coats from & Other Stories that hit on every 2024 trend.
Keep the wind out with a funnel neck.
Any outfit will look so much more luxe when you throw on this cape.
The shape of this is divine. Why choose between a trench and a cape when you can have both?
Burgundy is trending, so hop on the color with this gorgeous long coat.
Pockets come in handy when the temperatures dip because you can keep your lip balm, hand cream, mittens, and anything extra you need to get through the season.
Do like this model and belt your funnel-collar coat to add some shape.
The hue of this shearling style is absolutely stunning.
For those crisp fall days, this wool jacket is just the thing you need.
If you prefer a buttoned look, opt for a double-breasted style.
Blazers can be outerwear if they're made of wool to keep you toasty.
I'm personally obsessed with the sharp shoulders on this cropped coat.
From the neckline to the balloon sleeves, I'm loving the details on this bomber jacket.
A simple yet chic belted coat will turn your outfit in a full-on moment.
If you're into the cropped trench look, this one's for you.
There's something about wearing tweed in the fall that just makes sense.

Lauren Adhav is a freelance fashion editor based in Los Angeles. Originally from Orlando, Florida, she got her start as the beauty and fashion editorial assistant at Cosmopolitan and worked her way up to fashion editor. She contributed to both the website and print issues, pitching new ideas, forecasting trends, covering red carpet events, and informing the overall coverage and brand voice.
After five years in NYC, she moved to Los Angeles. As a freelance fashion editor, she contributes to Cosmo, The Cut, and now Who What Wear. She also spends an unhealthy amount of time online shopping for the perfect piece, and now that she's in L.A., she's rediscovering her soft spot for malls.
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