Connor Ives's silk-satin robe coat with vintage fur trim has become the season's must-have outerwear, spotted on Kendall Jenner and Kate Moss.
Fall brings many pleasures—changing leaves, Halloween festivities, orchard visits—but for those who follow fashion, the season means one thing above all: coat season. As temperatures drop, outerwear moves from closet storage to center stage, and this year a particular style has captured the attention of style-setters everywhere.
The reference point is unmistakable. Kate Hudson's portrayal of Penny Lane in the 2000 film *Almost Famous* introduced a generation to the shaggy, faux fur-trimmed coat that defined free-spirited 1970s style. That look has been reinterpreted by countless designers and worn by celebrities including Bella Hadid and Zoe Kravitz. Now, a fresh variation has emerged for 2025.
Enter the Connor Ives robe coat. The American designer introduced the piece during his fall 2025 runway presentation, crafting it from silk-satin and finishing it with repurposed vintage fox fur at the collar and cuffs. Despite retailing for $6,000 and above, the bohemian silhouette has already appeared repeatedly this autumn on prominent figures.
Kate Moss adopted the style early, wearing a shorter black version with light-wash skinny jeans in January. Zoe Kravitz followed months later, selecting a light-blue coat for an *SNL* after-party with Harry Styles. The momentum has only accelerated: Laura Harrier stepped out in the same black coat Moss wore, paired with capri leggings and pointed pumps in Los Angeles, while Kendall Jenner appeared this week in a long cream version styled with black high-waisted trousers and a matching Chanel maxi tote.
The appeal lies in the coat's versatility. Like the original Penny Lane styles, it functions as a complete statement while requiring minimal effort—thrown over everyday basics, it instantly elevates the entire look. The plush, cozy construction also serves practical purposes, offering warmth through cold days while maintaining polished enough to wear to dinner or evening events. As the source notes, "It makes a statement, but in a super low-lift way."