Key fashion trends of the season: Shearling

Natural soft shearling aviator jacket, £2,195 Body suit, £795 Lace panelled skirt, £750 Black leather cavalry boot, £895 No sooner had the last model stepped off the catwalk than the orders were already flying into Burberry HQ for the aviator jacket, and shearling had emerged as a key trend for A/W. Here's how to introduce it into your wardrobe All from burberry.com Photographer: Jason Hetherington Fashion editors: Jo Jones and Helen Seamons Fashion assistant: Ainsley Towli Hair and makeup: Juliana Sergot Model: Victoria at Models 1 Photograph: Jason Hertherington Black shearling coat, £95 We really like this aviator jacket. It's a dead ringer for the Acne one we've been lusting after, but at a tenth of the price. Wear with skinny jeans and heeled hiking boots From urbanoutfitters.co.uk Photograph: PR Coat, £999 Real shearling doesn't come cheap, but the difference in quality is instantly obvious. A fashion editor friend has a similar coat to this, and we are always jealous of just how warm and chic she looks when wearing it during the chill of New York fashion week. If you're splashing out, this coat is a style classic From elegance.co.uk Photograph: PR Coat, £350 If the aviator crop cut is not for you, try a longer-length coat version. This coat continues with the aviation zip and pocket theme, but avoids the 'cutting you in the wrong place' problem From topshop.com Photograph: PR Jacket, £999 We really love this clever zip-off section jacket by Hobbs. It's expensive, but the two-for-one design makes up for it. Wear either as a cropped aviator or a double-breasted short coat From hobbs.co.uk Photograph: PR Coat, £80 All this talk of aviator shearling doesn't mean it is the only way you can wear it. This waterfall drape coat from Oasis is great on larger frames From oasis-stores.com Photograph: PR Leather flying jacket, £119 As get-the-look high street offerings go, this jacket is pretty good. The frayed seam and neck buckle details make it one of the better high street examples From zara.com Photograph: PR Gilet, £58 For a taste of shearling, try this gilet over a denim shirt or a silk blouse. Ideal for the in-between autumn weather From topshop.com Photograph: PR Rucksack, £70 After box bags, rucksacks are our bag of choice for winter. So imagine our delight at finding a shearling-styled one. Thanks Topshop! From topshop.com Photograph: PR Satchel, £18 This satchel is a bargain and gives a casual nod to the shearling trend. It works perfectly with the star colour of the season, camel From newlook.com Photograph: PR Boots, £20 Nothing cheers us up more when doing the weekly food shop then finding a gem in the clothing aisle. These crepe-heel booties are definitely making it into our trolley By F+F from tesco.com Photograph: PR Gloves, £30 It was Lanvin menswear that first alerted us to the fact that we needed fingerless gloves in our lives. These beauties not only tick the shearling and aviator trends but, as driving glove aficionade Alan Partridge will attest, they provide "that little bit of extra purchase on the steering wheel" From asos.com Photograph: PR Shearling-lined biker boots, £145 We think our style crush, Coco Sumner, might wear these boots with a beaten-up T-shirt, lashings of nonchalance, and rock attitude From russellandbromley.co.uk Photograph: PR Boots, £99.99 Hiking boots are everywhere for A/W10. These ones have the pleasing addition of shearling-effect lining By Red or Dead from schuh.co.uk Photograph: PR Wedge boots, £55 We are always searching for footwear that we can actually cover distance in, rather than just hobble around the office. Crepe wedges are the answer to those prayers From asos.com Photograph: PR