This coat is the best seller at ba&sh this winter

For several seasons, the catwalks have been preaching volume: sculptural shoulders, graphic drapes, cuts that amplify movement. Oversize is no longer an eccentricity, it’s a given.

Originally, the large coat is part of the heritage of the eighties and nineties, the golden age of power dressing. Armani , Mugler , Montana … They all designed silhouettes with disproportionate shoulders, incarnations of a conquering femininity. Today, the oversize is back , refined, more fluid. The Row has made it its mantra, while the houses are reinterpreting this piece by playing on textures and minimalist cuts. Result: a coat that asserts itself effortlessly, between elegance and nonchalance.

In this wave of the large coat, Ba&Sh offers its variation with the Maury model . Short but dense, enveloping without being massive, it condenses the essence of Scandinavian minimalism tinged with a Parisian touch. Its flared cut falls impeccably, its wool cloth – both thick and supple – structures without weighing down. As for your desaturated khaki, it displays a sharp neutrality. The rectangular buttons? A discreet but decisive detail that refines its look.

How to wear an oversized coat?

Oversize is all about contrast. Too loose, it swallows you up. Too tight, it loses its effect. It is necessary to play on balance. We associate it with wide pants and a fine knit to play on fluidity, or we opt for a midi skirt and a second-skin turtleneck to break the rigor of tailoring. For fans of the total oversize look, we adopt high-waisted pants, an XL shirt and clean pumps, just to structure the whole. The idea? Avoid the bag effect by mixing fullness and finesse.

What if the loose coat was also invited to the evening? Layered over an ultra-flowing satin dress with minimalist sandals or graphic heeled ankle boots, it plays the masculine/feminine duality with disruptive elegance.