In fashion, it’s not the big things that determine whether your style is enviable. Usually, it’s the minute details, like how you tuck a shirt into jeans or the vamp you choose on a pair of pumps. In today’s particular case of “she gets it,” Olivia Munn proved this point, specifically selecting not just any car coat—a style that’s trendy in its own right—but a trapeze car coat, and the difference makes a difference.
Munn, who has been on a fashion tear lately, wearing both archival Giorgio Armani and fall/winter 1992 Bob Mackie for the 2026 Academy Museum Gala this month, was spotted in New York doing it again, but this time in a far more subtle (and yet still impactful) way. The actress wore a simple black turtleneck with tailored trousers and sleek ankle boots for a day of press. She finished off the look in a perfect way for the impending winter weather: With a trapeze car coat.

WHO: Olivia Munn
What makes this exact car coat style so noteworthy is the polish and glamour it provides to every outfit. It feels reminiscent of a different time in fashion, when clothes had a little more swing to them, and it didn’t matter where you were going; you always had on something elegant.
The best example of her trapeze car coat, in my opinion, is Nour Hammour Jane Coat, which seamlessly combines the casual nature of a trench coat with the opulence that comes with an exaggerated A-line shape. The way it moves is really the key, and this particular car coat is nothing if not graceful in motion.









