David Koma’s oversized shearling coat defines autumn opulence

The oversized shearling coat occupies a particular space in the fashion imagination: commanding, enveloping, impossible to ignore. David Koma has rendered his version in cream, the texture billowing generously across the shoulders and falling with architectural weight, a garment that transforms its wearer into something sculptural and self assured. Photographed by Anna Daki for Love Want magazine, the coat speaks through its sheer volume and tactile presence, paired deliberately with vibrant red tights and sharp black heels that puncture the softness with graphic intention.

The designer’s approach to outerwear has long favoured drama and proportion. Here, the shearling reads less as layering and more as a statement of intent, the kind of piece that announces itself before the wearer does. Its cream tone sits somewhere between ivory and warm beige, lending itself to the particular light of the coming season, while the loose, unstructured cut allows for movement and individuality in how it settles on the body.

David Koma’s Autumn Winter 2026 collection arrives next week at davidkoma.com, with the full range available for those ready to invest in pieces that marry luxury with considered design. The oversized shearling coat, styled here with editorial precision by Ashlee Barrett Bourmier, offers a blueprint for how to wear abundance with grace.

Imagery courtesy of David Koma (@davidkomalondon).