Faux fur is no longer limited to the classic winter coat. It appears on hats, shoes, collars, cuffs and jackets, giving familiar winter pieces a very different look.

Accessories are an easy place to use it. A soft hat can change a simple coat and knit combination, while faux-fur details on shoes introduce something unexpected without dominating the entire outfit. These smaller pieces also work well when a full faux-fur coat feels like too much.

Jackets with contrasting trims offer another option. Leather or suede combined with a soft collar and cuffs has a different character from an all-over faux-fur jacket and is easy to wear with denim or trousers.

Colour has also moved beyond traditional brown, black and cream. Pale pink, grey and other softer shades give faux fur a more fashion-led direction and work particularly well when the rest of the outfit is kept simple.

Proportion is worth playing with too. A large collar, oversized sleeve or generous jacket can become the focus of an outfit, while fitted trousers, a short skirt or straightforward denim keeps the silhouette balanced.

The interesting part is how many different roles faux fur can have in a winter wardrobe. It can be glamorous, casual, playful or used simply as a small detail.

That variety makes it possible to choose a piece that suits your own wardrobe instead of treating faux fur as one particular winter look.

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