Graphite Mink Fur Coats

There are many shades of mink coats, one of the most spectacular options is a graphite-colored fur coat. This is not dyed fur - such fur coats are sewn from the skins of animals bred by breeders, this is the darkest color in the blue group. Therefore, the mink of the shade of graphite is luxuriously poured in the sun and does not lose color saturation, as can happen with dyed fur.

Designers create many models of mink coats of graphite color: you can choose from classic to avant-garde. One of the most popular models is the traditional “bathrobe” style with a belt. Such a fur coat turns a silhouette into an hourglass, emphasizes a thin waist, gently “hugs” shoulders and draws hips.

Straight fur coats look good with slightly flared sleeves - such a model sits perfectly on a slender young lady and on a lady "in the body." The straight cut can be continued with a stand-up collar, and can have a soft voluminous hood that protects from wind and frost.

A classic of the genre is a graphite coat of A-silhouette, narrow in the upper part and turning into a flare to the hem. Such fur coats can have a turn-down collar or a stand, have a fur or leather belt, a number of large buttons or a hidden fastener on hooks. In any case, this is one of the most feminine and romantic options.

Among the unusual styles you can distinguish the cut “balloon” or “tulip” - a coat of loose cut, which tapers down. This is ideal both to hide imperfections of the figure, and for practical purposes - the narrowed hem does not allow the cold and the wind to get under the clothes. Often, “balloon” fur coats have the same sleeves that give the silhouette harmony.

Another unusual, but very effective model is a graphite mink fur coat. This is a type of skinning when the fur plates are fastened with horizontal stripes of different widths.In such a fur coat, a woman becomes more expressive and interesting, however, stylists do not recommend such fur coats to a full lady, so as not to visually expand the figure.

The most common is the decor of graphite coats by combining with other furs - a mink of a different shade or even the fur of a different animal. Most often, the collar is contrasting. In the case of a mink of graphite shade, the silver fox fur will be an ideal “neighbor” for it. Both types of fur have a cold shade and are in perfect harmony with each other. The contrast of the short bluish mink fur and the luxurious fluffy black and gray silver fox fur is really impressive!

Fur with a long pile also often goes to trim the hood, cuffs or straps with clasp. What will be the combination depends only on the courage of the owner of the fur coat. Designers offer a lot of options to complement the graphite mink - Arctic fox, sable, lynx, chinchilla.

Subtle elements made of karakul on a mink coat look simply magical - it looks like a noble embroidery.

The combination of fur and other material can also look advantageous. As a rule, the companion for the fur is leather or suede - they are sewn by belts, they make tucks or even most of the product, for example, sleeves or back. But fur can also be combined with fabric - for every day velor, wool or tweed will look good. Velvet, cashmere or even denim are suitable for immodest options - models dressed in fur coats with jeans decor have repeatedly shown on fashion catwalks.

Another bright accent on a fur coat - fastener decor. It can be a large button decorated with painting or rhinestones, an unusual shape buckle, and silk bowtied around the belt.

Another decor option that is suitable for a graphite color fur coat is inlay of buttons with rhinestones. This luxury option is not found in every collection, and such products greatly increase in price, since such work can only be manual. Medium-sized rhinestones are glued directly into the middle of the button at an equal distance from each other. As a result, in some angles this is not even noticeable, but it is worth the owner of such a fur coat to slightly change the pose, as it all breaks out with hundreds of sparkling stones.

The classic model of a graphite coat-cross. The image turned out to be harmonious and integral due to the fact that both the fur coat and its sleeves are sewn from transverse stripes, which does not allow the silhouette to “crumble”. Matching gloves and a cold shawl neckerchief complete the picture.

A fur coat to the knees of a straight cut is another classic option. This is a light shade of graphite, which is great for blondes. The delicate color scheme is continued by a large mother-of-pearl button adorning the soft turn-down collar, which continues with a hood.

A bohemian image in which a graphite coat is a highlight. The gray lace on the dress resonates beautifully with the shade of a fur coat, and cold sand-colored shoes and a bag, in the print of which there is also a gray color complement the look perfectly.