50 Under $100: Trench Coats

The darker color khaki and loose fit equals French-girl cool.

It's the print we'll never tire of.

A cool, slouchy take on the trench.

Looks like something you should wear when hanging out with the cast of CSI.

Pewter looks great mixed with other greys.

Done in Kermit the Frog green.

Light enough to wear during the summer.

Wear it over shorter dresses.

For those who prefer less buttons.

We love a collared trench.

Statement-making, yet timeless.

The asymmetrical zipper gives it a tougher feel.

It's hard to believe this one is under $100.

Very ladylike and reminiscent of '40s style coats.

The skirt on this option is a bit more full and swingy.

Fitted, classic and at THE lowest possible price.

This white one has a cool mesh cutout on the back.

For the all-black wear-er.

A modern take on the Paddington bear look.

Very poppy preppy—one of our favorite spring looks.

This version has a khaki sheen to it.

SO sleek.

A cheerful print for a rainy day.

So cool-looking, you won't want to take it off.

The cape-like effect without the awkard arm situation.

Mix it up with bright blue.

Layer this one over spring dresses.

Classic.

The trim gives it a feminine flair.

Black and business-y.

The fur color makes it extra special.

It looks great belted.

The trench dress can double as a jacket on a warm day.

When kept buttoned up, it can be an outfit.

Charcoal grey for a rainy day.

Straight out of the '70s.

Single-breasted and neat-looking.

You've got three different choices here.

This is THE BEST short version if you're trying to keep it classic.

Done in pale, pinkish khaki.

Cinched in at the waist—extra flattering.

Quite possibly the least boring version.

Very nautical—and definitely not just for rainy days.

A not-at-all stuffy option.

We love this military green over florals and stripes.

You'll have to be extra careful to avoid spills, but it's worth it!

It's like waterproof safari-wear.

London-chic at its very best.

Made with a lightweight, spring cotton.