Emily Ratajkowski Faces the Winter Chill in Prada

Emily Ratajkowski Faces the Winter Chill in Prada

With much of the Northeast facing record-low temperatures, it can feel daunting just to step outside, let alone get dressed up. The icy silver lining, however, is that it’s the perfect time to pile on the winter wardrobe essentials. Let Emily Ratajkowski be your guide: When the oft scantily-clad model ran errands in New York yesterday, she shut out the wind chill with a Prada wool coat over pants for a look that offered a master class in layering.

Between the houndstooth print and the thick mohair fur trim, the coat managed to make dressing for a cold front look chic and even fun. Ratajkowski took the ’70s vibes one step further by pairing her coat with cropped trousers in a luxe yet seasonally-appropriate suede finish. They hit at the right place to show off not clunky snow boots, but rather, red spiked ankle booties that coordinated with the pattern dotting her coat. In a more practical twist, Ratajkowski added Prada’s messenger bag, leaving her hands free to hide in her coat’s front pockets

Is there any fashion trend that Bella Hadid can’t pull off? In the last year, we’ve seen her champion the red carpet thong, a statement coat as a standalone piece, and the pantless look with aplomb. In other words, you name it, she’s tried it. While Hadid and Kendall Jenner made the case for sticking to their signature style in twinning looks on New Year’s Eve, it seems Hadid is ready to switch things up. Last night, when she went for dinner at Nobu in Malibu, she traded her usual combat boots for a mid-calf, high-heeled version that only she could wear with such nonchalance.

What made the in-between height feel flattering was a slight dip at the front and a narrow toe that created the illusion of length. Hadid was smart to style her shoes with a LBD in a micro hem that made her mile-long legs look that much longer. Too many extras would have weighed things down. Instead, she took a light-handed approach to accessories: A dainty gold necklace and a matching bracelet lent her ensemble just a touch of shine. She kept Australian label I.Am.Gia’s teddy bear coat close in case the temperature dipped—and, at just $84, the outerwear was both price-conscious and seasonally appropriate.

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