Most wanted coats for the winter Jcrew moto jacket Source: The Daily Telegraph As this weekend's weather proves, it's time to shop for a new winter coat. This season, the classic trench coat and belted wrap styles are being made in block colours as well as fun, youthful prints. It's the first time in years designers have ditched super-gloomy winter hues for more decorative, up-beat patterns. Cropped biker jackets also take centre stage, and J Crew's Moto (pictured right) looks very cool worn over fabrics in similar tones. The men's silhouette is also back in a big way with double-breasted and oversized '80s shapes arriving with angular collars and sharp lapels. Hemmed below the knee, they look best worn over skinny jeans and paired with sexy stilettos. One of the most in-demand styles we've seen is Carl Kapp's tuxedo coat (pictured, right), Florence Welch from Florence And The Machine just ordered it in black. Curved shoulder and kimono cuts are also dominating the runways this year. Burberry was first to push exaggerated round sleeves on the catwalk for its S/S collection, which is currently in store. Many Australian designers took the theme and ran with it at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia. We spotted similar styles at Jayson Brunsdon and Ellery. If you want a new look this season, we suggest you go for cut-away details, quilting, epaulettes and zips to add interest. For hour-glass shaped bodies, go for angled pockets and double breasted designs to minimise hip width.