Jackets, Coats, and Parkas...

Outerwear is the first thing people notice when a woman arrives. That’s why it deserves special attention!

From ultimate protection against the cold to lightweight pieces perfect for spring mornings, the 2026 collection celebrates versatility and quality.

With Elora, discover the must-haves that will define your style from January to June.

1. The Wool Coat: The Elegance of Quiet Luxury

The “Quiet Luxury” and “Tailoring” trends (blazers and tailored jackets) call for elegant pieces that whisper their excellence rather than shout their price.

The wool coat stands out as one of the year’s key investments.

• The Principle: Focus on premium-quality fabrics and a flawless cut. The silhouette is often long (at least mid-calf) and straight or belted (robe-style coat).

• The Palette: Choose either timeless shades: Camel, Flannel Grey, or Black, or go for a deep Brown or rich Navy. These understated tones pair endlessly and guarantee impeccable style in any situation.

• Keep It Going: Can’t live without it? Wear it over a chunky sweater from December to March, then switch to a simple shirt as the weather warms up.

2. The Cotton Trench Coat: The Master of Mid-Season

A must-have and perfect for spring, the trench coat is being reinvented with subtle updates in shape and fabric.

• The Trendy Cut: Dare to go voluminous! Shoulders are slightly dropped and the trench is longer. Wear it casually, sometimes even unbuttoned, simply tied at the waist.

• Colors: Classic Beige is still a staple, but new mineral tones are emerging (terracotta, light khaki), along with more unexpected textures (lightweight linen or poplin trench coats).

• Style Tip: For a modern look, wear your trench over a chic tracksuit or raw denim jeans.

3. The Blazer: A Jacket Full of Style

Jackets are no longer just for the office! The perfect ally for your silhouette from morning to night, they replace the overshirt or the "old-fashioned" cardigan—even in spring.

• How? The Double-Breasted Blazer, straight out of classic film noir, is making a comeback—in a women's version! The cut is slightly oversized, perfect over a T-shirt in summer or under a trench in winter.

• When? For winter, you'll find jackets in fine wool or textured tweed. In spring, opt for light crepe, linen blends, or even seersucker for a summery touch.

• The unexpected choice? The Deconstructed Blazer, without shoulder pads or heavy lining, for a more fluid, relaxed silhouette.

4. The Puffer Jacket and Parka: Technical Warmth Meets Urban Style

These pieces are essential to complete your outfits during the coldest months. In 2026, they stand out with originality. 

• The Puffer Jacket: Often available in a cropped version to pair with wide-leg pants, or in a lightweight, quilted style to slip under a coat. Forget the bright anorak shades—think deep tones instead (matte black, burgundy, forest green...).

• The Parka: The focus is on quality tailoring and a technical (waterproof) and sustainable look. Recycled fabrics, ultra-lightweight feel, and functional details (removable hood, double-breasted closure, zip pockets...) make it a practical yet elegant staple that fits every occasion.

5. The Denim Jacket or Cropped Jacket: Vintage Spirit

As soon as the first warm days arrive, the jacket becomes a must-have again—wear it as much as you like.

• Denim: Jeans are back in vintage cuts (slightly loose, waist-length) and raw or washed grey finishes. Pair them with tailored trousers for a chic, modern contrast.

• Cropped Jackets: We love a style inspired by the Bomber or Harrington, in lightweight fabrics (nylon, coated cotton). Wear it open over a dress or skirt to add a fresh, dynamic twist to your look.

The Secret to Style: Layering

The ultimate in 2026 is owning pieces that work together. Layering lets you move from crisp morning chill to midday sun with style and comfort:

Layering example: Simple tee + Lightweight jacket + Cotton trench. Let collars and hems peek out for a relaxed, effortless look.

Functional Focus: Parkas and sleeveless puffers

Fashion in 2026 is more attuned than ever to our lives as modern, dynamic, and on-the-go women. To handle unpredictable weather and busy commutes, layering becomes essential, thanks to two key pieces.

1. The Waterproof Parka: From Performance to Style

Parkas are stepping out of their purely practical role to become true fashion pieces.

• Technical Performance: It’s no longer just about “water-resistant fabric”—now, it’s all about water-repellent and breathable materials. These jackets keep you comfortable while keeping the rain out.

• Silhouettes: The trend is all about minimalist and streamlined cuts, often elongated to cover the hips and back. Matte finishes are chosen for their urban chic, far from the shiny “waxed” look of the past.

• Color: Black, navy, and khaki remain timeless choices, but we’re also seeing steel greys and very light beiges that fit perfectly into a Quiet Luxury vibe.

2. The Sleeveless Puffer: A Subtle Layer of Warmth

Long associated with hikers, it’s now a key piece for urban layering, perfect for winter chills and spring breezes. It’s even starting to outshine the cardigan and sweatshirt!

• Why? It provides core warmth without weighing down the sleeves like a classic chunky cardigan, giving you great freedom of movement.

• How? Opt for thin and ultra-lightweight puffers (often in down or recycled synthetics) that can be worn under a wool coat or a thick blazer.

• When? A sleeveless quilted jacket easily transitions through the seasons, even worn alone as outerwear over a chunky sweater or shirt, to play with contrasting styles and textures.

Material Focus: The Character of Denim and Leather

The choice of material instantly sets the tone for your outfit. For 2026, leather and denim take center stage, with finishes that highlight authenticity and durability.

Leather (or Faux Leather): A Statement of Self

Leather, whether animal or eco-friendly, is a material that adapts to every fashion trend, bringing structure and character.

• The mood: The Biker vibe (Perfecto jacket) and Retro spirit (Shearling Aviator Jacket) remain classics. However, the rising fashion piece, also borrowed from the iconic men's wardrobe, is the Leather Trench Coat. It's often long, with a fluid and supple cut to avoid a stiff look.

• Finish: Forget the overly shiny look! You'll love matte leathers with visible grain, embracing the idea of vintage-new (pieces that look like they have a story).

• Colors: Black reigns supreme, but shades of deep brown and burgundy are gaining ground, for a softer look.

Denim: The Return to Raw Roots

Denim remains a staple, but the 2026 trends, with their high quality, are moving away from ultra-light washes and extreme distressed effects.

• The Look: We're looking for cuts inspired by the 90s: loose and cropped (at the waist).

• The Color: The focus is on Raw Denim or Deep Indigo. This type of jacket shapes the silhouette and can even be worn for festive occasions, as long as the rest of the outfit brings a touch of glamour.

• The Alternative: The Denim Overshirt (Overshirt), worn open over a turtleneck in winter, replaces the light jacket in spring and fits perfectly into the chic workwear trend.

Jackets and Bombers: Sporty, Relaxed Style

These dynamic essentials are perfect for balancing more formal looks (tailored pants, midi skirt) and adding a burst of energy to your outfit.

The Bomber, with its ribbed collar and cuffs, keeps its streetwear DNA, but now comes in sophisticated textures like matte satin, soft leather, or even fine wool blends.

The Jacket (whether Harrington style or workwear-inspired) comes in thick cottons, lightweight nylons, or corduroy.

Both stand out with a slightly loose fit that makes layering easy without feeling bulky, adding a modern volume. They’re the perfect finishing touch for cooler days.

The Right Purchase: Quality, Price, and Timelessness

When faced with an innovative, high-quality ready-to-wear collection, it’s not about buying everything, but about choosing well. In 2026, true luxury is all about durability.

Focus your investments on pieces that transcend seasons and trends: the Wool Coat, the quilted Sleeveless Vest, and the Cotton Trench Coat are perfect examples. Always check their composition: a high content of natural, durable fibers ensures they last longer and feel more comfortable.

The quality-price reflex: Don’t always chase the lowest price for these kinds of pieces! A leather jacket (natural or eco-friendly), a well-made coat, or a perfectly cut parka are essentials that will be with you for years. In the end, you won’t regret investing in quality, compared to buying lower-quality items that need replacing every season.

So, before making your final choice, ask yourself these two essential questions:

1. Versatility: Will this purchase work with at least three different outfits in my current wardrobe?

2. Body shape: Does the cut (straight, oversized, fitted...) flatter my own figure, regardless of current trends?

By focusing on thoughtful purchases—quality materials, perfect cuts, and neutral colors for your essentials—you’re building with Elora a smart and lasting wardrobe, where every piece has its place and key role, season after season.

This is what mastered style looks like in 2026: the art of buying less, but choosing better.