When it comes to TV fashion, this was the year of coats. Shop them for yourself, ahead.
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On Netflix's Emily In Paris, styled by Patricia Field, the main character’s wardrobe was larger than life, with bright colors and bold patterns ruling supreme — especially when it came to her outerwear.
Styled by Signe Sejlund, Nicole Kidman’s character in HBO's The Undoing is famous for her coats, all in interesting textures, burnt color tones, and giving an elevated uptown vibe to bohemian style.
The work of costume designer Gabriele Binder, Netflix's The Queen’s Gambit is a 1960s fashion dream, and the coats are no exception. Think: plaids, pastels, mandarin collars, and shift silhouettes.
Issa Rae's character on HBO's Insecure has a closet rife with longline jackets and coats, handpicked by Shiona Turini. All are casual cool and all are perfectly cropped right below the hip for transitional seasons.
Curated by Cat Thomas, Kelly Cuoco’s coats in HBO's The Flight Attendant have taken on a life of their own, with colorful tones and classic menswear silhouettes that everyone wants to add to their personal rotation.
HBO's Lovecraft Country is set in the 1950s and the Dayna Pink-styled wardrobe reflects that, giving way to tailored coats with oversized lapels for an added silhouette detail that is tailored not flashy.
Hulu’s wardrobe for their series The Great is period dressing perfection, all thanks to costume designer Emma Fryer. The coats are a colorful representation of the mid-1700s, with fur trim, high necks, and flowing feminine silhouettes.
