Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Knows the #1 Item to Make Your Outfit Look Expensive

From cowboy boots to belt bags, admittedly some of the biggest fall trends are better suited for more-adventurous dressers. But there's one piece that consistently comes back every year, and it was tailor-made for those with classic style: the camel coat. Last year, we highlighted its power to make any outfit look expensive, and we stand by our statement this season. 

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, for one, knows exactly how to style it: with a blouse, jeans, and white heels. Her Tôteme Annecy Oversized Wool and Cashmere-Blend Coat ($1100) is quite the investment, but every brand, from Zara and Everlane to Stella McCartney and Chloé, has versions at a variety of prices. When in doubt, pair the coat with jeans, but bonus points if you go monochrome and try the look with tan trousers and a matching sweater. Scroll down to see Huntington-Whiteley's newest outfit and shop the trend for yourself. 

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(Image credit: @rosiehw)

On Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: Tôteme Annecy Oversized Wool and Cashmere-Blend Coat ($1100)

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