12 Coat-and-Boots Outfits That Are Anything But Boring

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12 Coat-and-Boots Outfits That Are Anything But Boring

As far as winter outfits go, there’s nothing quite as effective as the humble coat-and-boots combo. Simple though it may sound, the right pairing can see you through the frosty winter months whilst still feeling like you’ve got your finger on the fashion pulse. Whether it’s this season’s favourite chunky-sole boots and a checked coat for weekend walks or knee highs with a vinyl trench for when you’re feeling a little fancier, this easy formula is your best friend for every cold-weather occasion.

If you’re anything like us, you’ve probably already been relying on this duo every winter, adding and taking away scarves and knits as the weather fluctuates. Turns out that influencers aren’t any different. We can’t help but notice so many excellent combinations on our Instagram feeds, and who can blame them? 

Okay, so it’s not the most groundbreaking look of the season, but just because it’s simple doesn’t have to mean boring, as these 12 outfits prove only too well. Most coats and boots go together like red wine and a cosy afternoon in the pub, and that’s the beauty of it: You can’t really go wrong. Freshen up your favourites by playing with texture and proportions, and this classic combo can actually make you look and feel super put-together. 

There’s no shame in having your favourite combo on repeat every weekend until March (we certainly will be), but if you’re feeling a little over your current offerings, keep scrolling for some inspiration. 

Style Notes: Although it might cost you more in dry-cleaning bills, there’s no denying that white coats never fail to look chic. Wear them with black leather boots for a cool but classic clash. 

Not sold on an oversized silhouette? Belted waists will add definition. 

It’s the square toe that does it for me.  

Style Notes: Robe coats will keep you toasty when temperatures all winter. Balance out their typically oversize proportions with a pair of stacked-sole boots. 

It also comes in classic black and grey. 

The stretchy ankle detail makes them extra comfy. 

Style Notes: If you’d prefer to take the more-is-more approach with your coat and boot outfit, follow Ada’s lead with a bright trench and mock-croc knee-highs. 

This zesty trench will liven up any outfit. 

Burgundy boots look so expensive.

Style Notes: Versatility is important in your coat and boot choices, and no styles feel more wearable than hiker boots and oversized pea coats. Wear them with everything from printed dresses and chunky jumpers to white jeans and roll-necks. 

If like me you missed out on this last year, now’s your chance. 

The shearling leather trim on these boots is just dreamy.

Style Notes: A camel coat is perhaps the best coat investment you can make. Bring yours bang up-to-date with a pair of on-trend square-toe ankle boots. 

COS has such a great coat offering right now.

Aeyde boots are a firm favourite in the office.  

Style Notes: Lucy’s Rave Review coat is certainly a talking point. Wear her bright checks with a pair of chunky track-sole boots for a look that’s unexpected but still super fashionable. 

Swedish based brand Stand Studio always deliverz great coats. 

We love this update on a classic Chelsea boot.

Style Notes: Queen of colour Zeena is all about putting fun into outfits with cool colour clashes. The art director uses classic white boots to tie in the pastel coat and trousers.

Sea’s fun outerwear instantly lifts any winter look.

They’ll go with every outfit. 

Style Notes: There’s something about a cropped wool coat that looks incredibly chic. Need further proof? Just take a look at Frech-girl Aïda in her herringbone style teamed with knee-high flat boots. Perfection. 

A cropped coat is ideal if you’re petite. 

These are so sleek. 

Style Notes: Printed coats will help you make a statement wherever you’re heading. Keep your boot choice sleek and stylish (a pair of black knee-highs will do the trick) to unlock its premium-looking potential. 

If your’e going to go for a statement coat, then this should be on your radar.

Crafted in Italy from buttery soft leather, these boots scream sexy.

Style Notes: Fringing is a key microtrend for the season ahead, adorning everything from sleeves to the bottom of coat hems. For the latter, keep the focus on your fringing with a pair of ruched boots underneath. 

This cosy wrap is made from a alpaca and wool mix, dreamy.

So chic. 

Style Notes: Minimal Alexis knows how to create killer looks with timeless classics. This beige button-detail coat worn with white jeans (see, they’re not just for summer) and ankle Western boots is a look worth copying. 

So cosy. 

The boot of the season. 

Style Notes: Quilted coats are a hot ticket item for autumn, and are subsequently selling out fast. Enhance the practical aesthetic with a pair of flat boots and you’ll be ready for anything the elements throw at you. 

I love this khaki colour, which is a great alternative to black. 

Reformation’s boots are so great this year.

Next Up: Autumn/Winter 2022 Trends: The Only Fashion Looks You Need to Know

This story was originally published at an earlier time and has since been updated.

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