The Top 9 Coat Trends from the Fall 2016 Shows at New York Fashion Week

The fluffy material continues to blanket outerwear for fall 2016, from sweeping coats to shorter styles.

Runway looks, from left: Rebecca Taylor, BCBG Max Azria, and Coach

Furs got the statement-making treatment, with color-blocked squares, playful intersecting lines, and bold windowpane grids. 

Runway looks, from left: Gabriela Hearst, Oscar de la Renta, and Jason Wu

Designers merged seasons and gave their winter coats a refreshing summery spin in cheery colors, like bubblegum pink, orange sherbet, and baby blue.

Runway looks, from left: J. Crew, Boss, and Michael Kors Collection

Touches of interest, like a sculpted bodice, laced-up lapels, and raw edges, put a playful finish on otherwise super minimalist coats. 

Runway looks, from left: Delpozo, Prabal Gurung, and Victoria Beckham

There's nothing DIY about these patchworked pieces—designers took a sophisticated approach with graphic shapes, furs, and muted hues that felt super luxe. 

Runway looks, from left: Proenza Schouler, Tory Burch, and Ralph Lauren Collection

Toggles got a high-fashion, grown-up makeover for fall that ranged from crisp and minimal to edgy and bold.

Runway looks, from left: Prabal Gurung, Derek Lam, and Altuzarra

The classic navy peacoat gets a boxy crop for fall.

Runway looks, from left: Tommy Hilfiger, Frame Denim, and Tibi

Nothing can beat that rich camel hue. Simply divine. The best part? It works for every silhouette—A-line, fit-and-flared, and trench.

Runway looks, from left: Derek Lam, The Row, and Banana Republic

Take fit out of the equation with oversized shapes (think: sloping shoulders, elongated sleeves, and a shin-grazing length) for a devil-may-care "borrowed-from-the-boys" attitude.

Runway looks, from left: Public School, Marc Jacobs, and Victoria Beckham