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		<title>The Winter Coat Guide: Find Your Perfect Length</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#160; Sooner or later, sweater weather will turn into coat season. Although I would gladly skip over winter all together (just ask the Snuggie®, scarf, and cable knit ever-present at my desk), there&#8217;s no denying the polishing effects of a sleek winter jacket. But, how do you know which style to choose? The answer is [...]]]></description>
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<p>Sooner or later, sweater weather will turn into coat season. Although I would gladly skip over winter all together (just ask the Snuggie®, scarf, and cable knit ever-present at my desk), there&#8217;s no denying the polishing effects of a sleek winter jacket. But, how do you know which style to choose? The answer is in the <a href="http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704402404574528221113185840.html" target="_blank">length</a>.</p>
<p><strong>Below the Thigh</strong> &#8211; If a pencil skirt is your go-to workwear, invest in a coat that hits just below the thigh so your skirt peeks out (just a bit) from underneath.</p>
<p><strong>Mid-Thigh</strong> &#8211; The most versatile style yet, this mid-thigh number works best with almost anything. For the most flattering effect, wear this style with pants.</p>
<p><strong>Waist</strong> &#8211; Feeling fancy? Jackets that hit at the waist (be it a cape, leather jacket, or cropped bolero) work best with long dresses and skirts &#8211; great news for us maxi-loving girls.</p>
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<p>Find the right jacket for you during our <a href="http://www.ruelala.com/event/57871" target="_blank">Color-Coated: Wool Coats, Down Jackets, &amp; More</a> Boutique, opening Sunday, October 21, at 11AM ET.</p>
<p><em>By Brianna Lapolla, Staff Writer</em></p>
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