Pink gets dismissed as sweet, and sweet is the last thing you are going for!

Just imagine a rose print in deep, saturated raspberry rather than pastel — warm, grown-up and rich enough to carry an entire outfit on its own. Now stop imagining, because the Donna is that shade exactly.

• A Grown-Up Pink
  The roses are painted in deep raspberry and soft green over a warm rose ground, with none of the chalkiness that makes pink feel young. It flatters the face the way a good scarf does.
• Warmth You Can Wear Inside
  The padding is thin and breathable, which means you are not peeling it off the moment you walk through a door. It behaves more like a substantial cardigan than a coat.
• Skims, Never Clings
  The body is cut to fall away from the waist and hip rather than press against it, so nothing underneath gets outlined. You get coverage without a single moment of tugging.
• Sleeves That Move
  There is enough ease at the underarm to reach, drive and carry without the whole jacket riding up. Small thing, and you notice it every single day.
• Dresses Up Or Down
  Over a plain dress it looks deliberately styled; over jeans and a tee it looks easy. The print does the work in both directions.

Sweet was never the plan. A rich, confident color that makes you look rested and put together is the plan, and a jacket that does that is one you will find yourself wearing far more weeks of the year than you intended.