If you've been following along, you know we've spent the past months helping you overhaul your entire wardrobe with the magazine's several-part series, The New Deal. And now, we've arrived at coats. Overcoats, specifically, which will top off your entire wardrobe in warmth and style — assuming you choose the right ones. To see what we mean, and for some helpful advice, click below for the latest picks from our January issue. Plus, the extra 10 percent that will keep you looking great all winter long...
From left: Double-breasted wool coat ($1,984) by Paul Stuart; two-button wool jacket ($450) by BR Monogram; cotton shirt ($325) by Ermenegildo Zegna; silk tie ($125) by Eton; wool-and-cashmere trousers ($425) by Canali; leather shoes ($1,175) by Santoni. Wool-and-nylon coat ($300) by Perry Ellis; cashmere turtleneck sweater ($248) by Tommy Hilfiger; wool flannel trousers ($625) by Simon Spurr; leather boots ($325) by Wolverine; cashmere scarf ($228) by Paul Stuart; lambskin-and-cashmere gloves ($128) by Brooks Brothers. Wool-and-cashmere coat ($2,295) by Canali; cashmere sweater ($298) by J. Crew; cotton shirt ($325) by Ermenegildo Zegna; cotton jeans ($192) by J Brand; leather shoes ($360)by Grenson. Double-breasted camel-hair coat ($1,995) by Hickey Freeman; three-button wool-cotton-and-cashmere suit ($3,195) and cashmere scarf ($375) by Ermenegildo Zegna; cotton shirt ($255) by Eton; tie ($105) by Thomas Pink; leather shoes ($678) by Paul Stuart.
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