I Thought All Trench Coats Looked The Same – Until I Saw This Zara Style Dominating The Internet

This short and sweet bestseller is the ultimate cool-girl autumn staple.

zara cropped trench coat

by Hitanshi Kamdar |
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If there’s one timeless staple that’s crucial in every autumn wardrobe, it’s a trench coat. The no-fuss go-with-everything outerwear transitions through the seasons with ease, effortlessly adding a stylish flair to every simple outfit. But for autumn/winter 2024, the fashion pack is skipping the ankle-grazing heavy hitters for a shorter alternative – Zara’s Cropped Trench Coat, £69.99 to be more specific.

The Instagram favourite cropped trench coat is the most popular outerwear on the high street right now, and for good reason. Much like its high-end counterparts at Loewe or Burberry this season, Zara’s cropped trench coat boasts all the elements of a traditional trench coat, but with a refreshing twist. The double-breasted beige coat features wide lapels, cuffed wrists and contrasting buttons paired with a relaxed boxy fit. The jacket, which is also available in an on-trend khaki hue, basically combines old Hollywood glamour à la Audrey Hepburn with a modern biker chic vibe, and there lies its appeal. It is also the perfect transitional dressing piece for those days when donning your heavy winter coat feels like overkill and the rain clouds are always around the corner.

Shop: Zara's Cropped Trench Coat

Whether you pair yours with a classic wide leg jeans and white T-shirt combo, a midi skirt and biker boots or layer over a cosy knit and flared skirt, the cropped trench offers endless styling opportunities much like its longer iterations.

Versatile and inherently cool, whether you’re headed to the office or brunch with the girls, this cropped trench is polished and relaxed all at once. Trust me, you’ll be reaching for this one on repeat every year.

Hitanshi Kamdar is a senior commercial content writer for Grazia. Hitanshi is always on the hunt for the latest trends, emerging designers and the internet’s most bizarre style discourse. When not writing, she can be found IDing outfits during Netflix binges and shopping for the latest It-girl shoe trends.

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