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My obsession with the classic beige trench coat seems to never end. I already have 3, actually 2 beige ones and one navy. And the fact that every season brands give the classic piece a multi-style makeover is not helping me at all. Sleeveless, short sleeves, covered with delicate lace, embellished, cropped, ruffled… it surely has managed to outlive all fashion trends. So channel Holly Golightly and take your pick from a selection of trench coats I spotted fit for all budgets.  Let's start from top, featured here is a trench coat which I spotted at GAP. The fit was quite good and the price tag? KD 39 only!


H&M trench coat with brown leather detail on the collar is retailed at KD 11.900


Burberry Brit short sleeved trench dress which can also be worn as a coat. Price tag? KD 174


Ahhh.. This iconic piece from Burberry can be yours for KD 350

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AZM said…
Nothing beats a Burberry trench
19 August, 2010
PrimaDonna said…
I love the last one! Burberry all the way, but its a pity there's not much use for them in our region :/
But I still say its an investment.
21 August, 2010
Confashion said…
AZM
Couldn't agree more ;)

PrimaDonna
Hey babe ;)
Hmm.. we have to do more of our f/w travelling to get the most out of our trenches :P
21 August, 2010
Anonymous said…
I liked the H&M one the most. But what is that price?? 11 thousands 9 hundred KD?! That would be 40 thousand bucks, cannot be.
27 February, 2014
Confashion said…
Anonymous
That would be around 30$ more or less :)
27 February, 2014
Anonymous said…
Confashion, thanks for your response. I would also think that 'dot' means 'eleven point nine', but then why are there zeros after 'nine'? On the other hand $30 for this trench coat is more probable, while very low, than $40k.
I mean look at the quality, it's a bargain for $30, but H&M, while affordable, is not that unbelievably affordable.
Somebody just tell me where to buy this thing for $30!!
28 February, 2014
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