A Ukrainian Street Style Star’s Guide to Scene-Stealing Winter Coats Inline

  • daria shapovalova
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    1/5

    I love this jacket because the sleeves and fur are detachable, so it can be worn in different styles and I can create endless amounts of looks. I especially love the fact that it’s white. I think everyone should have one piece of white outerwear; it looks so chic when it’s snowing!

    In a Sacai jacket, Proenza Schouler skirt

  • daria shapovalova
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    2/5

    It is impossible to live without some knitted piece for winter in our part of the world. This one is by Andreeva, but I also love Lalo, a Georgian label that does amazing hand-knitted cardigans.

    In an Andreeva coat

  • daria shapovalova
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    3/5

    I love what Ukrainian designer Marianna [Senchina] does—she is one of our most interesting talents right now. You can’t see the front of the jacket, but it’s also absolutely stunning. I love to wear baggy jeans and complement them with couture-like pieces on the top. That style reminds me of Anna Wintour’s first Vogue cover.

    In a Marianna Senchina jacket, Topshop jeans, Versus shoes.

  • daria shapovalova
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    4/5

    The coat is by Anna October, and the shoes are by Margiela. I always mix different prints at Fashion Weeks—and the patterns of the coat and shoes are similar, which means it will be a perfect match.

    In an Anna October coat, Maison Margiela shoes

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    5/5

    Again, another coat by Marianna Senchina. It’s super-warm and I plan to wear it during all of the Fashion Weeks. I love that it is very heavy and masculine and has this romantic phrase on it—it’s perfect for Valentine’s Day.

    In a Marianna Senchina coat and hat