Kristen Bell's Burgundy Leather Jacket Has Us Ditching Basic Trench Coats

US Weekly Magazine - Oct 28, 2026

Move over, trench coats! Kristen Bell is giving Us a new outerwear obsession, and it’s a little edgier than the classic fall staple. The actress traded traditional neutrals for rich burgundy leather, proving that the right jacket can take an outfit from casual to seriously cool. Consider this a sign to shake up your coat […]

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