At Voir Magazine, we celebrate all women—no matter their size, shape, or budget. Inclusivity is at the core of what we do. As the fashion industry continues to evolve, we’re excited to see more brands embracing inclusive size ranges!

Coats are an essential part of any wardrobe, and this season we’re highlighting the best coat trends for women with curves that blend comfort, elegance, and the perfect fit. It’s not always straightforward to find a coat that compliments your curves!

Because the coat isn’t just about warmth it’s about finding a statement piece that can elevate your entire look; let’s explore the must-have pieces for Autumn/Winter 2024.

1. Le Trench: The Timeless Classic

The trench coat is a staple that transcends seasons and trends. Its structured silhouette highlights the waist, making it a flattering choice for curvy women. Whether you choose classic beige or a deep taupe, this piece is an eternal favourite.

Parris Goebel, the choreographer and fashion icon, has been spotted rocking a KidSuper trench with effortless grace, proving that a well-fitted trench is a go-to for confident, stylish women.

£ £481

Kid Super Embroidered Trench Coat [Black]

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How to style
• Casual chic: Pair a long trench with loose jeans and loafers. Size up for an oversized,

modern vibe that’s perfect for a weekend in the city.

£ £1405

The Caruso trench coat

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2. The Brownie Jacket: Petite Yet Bold

Everyone needs a versatile jacket that can transition effortlessly from day to night. Inspired (again) by Parris Goebel’s Luar jacket, the structured brown jacket is perfect for curvy women, offering the right balance between casual and chic.

£ £325

Finale jacket

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How to style

• Feminine core: A simple yet refined look. Pair a brown jacket with a sheer wrap skirt, gold jewellery, and burgundy heels (the perfect colour combo). Add a crisp white bag to look like a vibrant lift.

£ £850

Acne Studios Coated Bomber Jacket dark brown

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3. Peignoir Coat: Cozy, Yet Stylish

For those who crave comfort without compromising style, the peignoir coat—a loungewear-inspired piece—hits the sweet spot.

Seen on Ashley Graham and Rihanna, this robe-inspired coat delivers both cosiness and style, proving that you don’t have to sacrifice one for the other.

£ £780

Wool and alpaca robe coat

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How to style

• Cosy Fashionista: A soft peignoir version coat from COS paired with Mango’s tailored plus-size ensemble, gives off work-chic vibes. Add a pop of color with blue ASICS US5-S GEL-QuantumTM Kinetic sneakers and accessorize with layered necklaces for the ultimate fall look.

£ £225

COS BELTED DOUBLE-FACED WOOL COAT

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4. Navy Core Jacket: Oversized and Bold
This season’s Navy core jacket brings structure and an effortlessly cool vibe. It’s oversized

silhouette is perfect for layering, making it a versatile addition to any fall wardrobe.

How to style

– Ganni-Inspired Look: Team a navy core jacket with a denim skirt, a simple white tee, and a pair of high-statement boots. Elevate the look with fun, patterned tights for a touch of playful fall vibes.

£ £99

Subdued bomber jacket

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5. The Denim Piece: Casual and Cool

The denim-on-denim trend continues to reign, and this fall, it’s perfect for embracing your curves. Yseult, the French singer, slayed the denim game with her Acne Studios ensemble, proving that denim is made for all bodies.

£ £490

Denim jacket – Relaxed cropped fit

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How to style
• Denim Power: Recreate Yseult’s look by pairing denim jeans with a denim jacket.

Add a touch of modern flair by layering with a short boxer under the jeans and finishing the look with a pair of red ballet flats and a burgundy bag.

£ 455

ALEXANDER WANG Logo Print Denim Jacket

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Statement Pieces from the Best Plus-Size Brands

When shopping for curvy-friendly coats, these brands consistently deliver both style and fit:

– ASOS Curve
– Mango Curve – Karoline Vitto – River Island
– Kid Super
– Jacquemus
– Ganni
– New Look
– Savage x Fenty – Public Desire
– Lazy Oaf

This fall, curvy women no longer have to choose between style and comfort. With the right coat or jacket, you can step into the season feeling confident, chic, and ready to take on the world. Whether it’s the timeless elegance of a trench, the cosiness of a peignoir, or the boldness of a navy jacket, these outerwear pieces are designed to celebrate your curves and embrace the latest trends.

Words By Noa Balou

£ £47.60

ASOS DESIGN Curve quilted hybrid coat in khaki

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£ £89.99

Mango Classic trench coat with belt

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£ £325

Finale jacket

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£ £75

Plus black belted wrap coat

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£ £481

Kid Super Embroidered Trench Coat [Black]

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£ £1405

The Caruso trench coat

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£ £575

Herringbone Wool Coat

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£ £75

Urban Bliss Green Leather-Look Belted Trench Coat

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£ £94.95

Changeover Jacket

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£ £15

Curve Padded Oversized Shacket Black

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£ £145

Furry Friends Bomber Jacket

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£ £780

Wool and alpaca robe coat

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£ £99

Subdued bomber jacket

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Can you imagine a world without the mini skirt? How would we show our tans in the summer? A world without the little black dress? How would anyone know we are going out What about a world without the classic pants suit? How would people know that we mean business? These are but some of the garments that shape women’s wear today. Let’s take a look back at the fashion designers who created and the impact of their creations.

Coco Chanel- The Tweed Suit

Coco Chanel founder of the largest fashion brand in the world Chanel put the brand on the map with the tweed skirt suit. The tweed suit characterised by its material and also the structure of the garment. At the time the garment was designed most of the female clothes were mainly designed by men and the trend was form-fitting skirts corseted dresses and high waist skirts and dresses. So, when Coco Chanel designed a loose tweed suit that was only fitted on the lower waist and shoulders, she gained popularity for designing comfortable yet fashionable clothing. Today the design and fabric remain a staple for the brand and if you don’t recognize it, think of the Chanel jacket.

Yves Saint Laurent -The Female Pants Suit

It was the year 1967 when Yves Saint Laurent (the designer) adapted the traditionally masculine suit for the female body. The sleeves were fitted the waist belted and the pant leg wide. The pants suit accompanied by a necktie and a hat revolutionised women’s wear. The suit a uniform for the working woman and from that moment the designer became the tailor of the confident sexy and empowered woman. Today pantsuit has lived on taking up many forms all born from that original design.

Mary Quant -The Miniskirt

The sixties gave us the beetles, the first man on the moon and the miniskirt although little is known on who was the first to design the miniskirt Mary Quant is credited with advocating for the garment. The miniskirt came at an opportune time of female liberation by the birth control pill and the garment became the perfect symbol.

Givenchy-The Little Black dress

Trends may come and go but the little black dress is here to stay. The staple piece for any and every evening out. Designed by Coco Chanel popularised by Givenchy the little black dress was made to Transcend trends, invest now and wear forever. That’s why you can never go wrong with a little black dress .

These designers have shaped womenswear today by setting themselves apart with transformable designs. They have proved that to be irreplaceable one must be different.

Words by Precious Njoki

Graphics by Séverine Denis-Lessard

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From golden oldies such as Vivienne Westwood, who won the Swarovski Award for Positive Change, to innovative new kids on the block like Matty Bovan, the star-studded red carpet featured the very best British fashion had to offer. The dazzling night even featured a touch of Royalty with The Duchess of Sussex aka. Meghan Markle showcasing her baby bump in a beautiful floor length, black Givenchy gown.

Here are some of the most striking celebrities to hit the carpet…

The Duchess of Sussex in Givenchy.

Andreas Kronthaler and Vivienne Westwood in Burberry.

Alexa Chung in Alexa Chung.

Jenna Coleman in Preen by Thornton Bregazzi.

Adut Akech in Valentino Haute Couture.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in Givenchy.

Eden Loweth and Tom Barratt of Art School in their own creations.

Aquaria in Matty Bovan.

Matty Bovan wearing his own label. All images sourced from Vogue

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One of the UK’s leading luxury retailers, Flannels, are planning to open a new store in Altrincham this month.

Flannels specialises in designer clothing, footwear and accessories. The new store will showcase a selection of the most coveted designer brands across menswear, womenswear and kidswear.

A spokesperson for Flannels says: “We are very excited to open our newest store in Altrincham, the latest opening within the Flannels expansion. The second Flannels store to ever open was in Altrincham, so we have a close connection to the area. We can’t wait to return the Flannels experience to South Manchester”.

Continually striving for excellence with its unparalleled luxury retail experience, Flannels’ exceptional customer service includes personal shopping and experts to offer advice on the latest trends and styles.

This new opening has us thinking back to the feature we wrote about the Flannel’s store in Leeds, covered in Voir’s September issue 3: ‘Rebel with a cause’.

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