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"New York City is in the midst of one of the worst winters I can remember, and all I want is something super warm and soft to keep me toasty. Coming off of New York Fashion Week (having spent the last eight days trudging through the snow in single-digit temperatures), I&amp;#39;ve been on the hunt to find the warmest layers that still look pulled-together.\nAs a child I grew up trying on my parents&amp;#39; shearling coats and not wanting to take them off. But as much as I loved them, they definitely screamed 1980s. Though there are definitely times where I&amp;#39;m looking for exactly that, I&amp;#39;m currently salivating over the more polished silhouettes from last week&amp;#39;s runway shows.\nPinterestFacebookFor the most traditional shearling, look to this one from Coach. With color-block accents, an awesome leather clutch, and shearling booties, this look is anything but ordinary.\nPinterestFacebookThis season Elizabeth &amp;amp; James showed a two-tone jacket, a trend that has been emerging for next fall (post to come in the following weeks on that; it&amp;#39;s amazing!). While the sleeves remain traditionally suede on the outside, the body of the jacket (shearling lining) has been turned inside out.\nPinterestFacebookFor full-on teddy-bear shearling, look no further than Reed Krakoff&amp;#39;s fall 2014 collection. This shearling bomber can be thrown over everything from the most casual boyfriend jeans to a more dressed-up skirt.\nCan&amp;#39;t wait to warm up with shearling? Shop our favorite styles now!\nLet us know your thoughts on the trend. Would you ever wear a shearling coat? Or do you stay warm but still dressed up in a different way?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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