The 'Emily in Paris' Season 4 Cast Is Making a Strong Case for Wearing Head-to-Toe Sherpa This Fall

And I'm taking their lead

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Published Sep 13, 2024

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Emily Cooper's style is top-notch in every season of Emily in Paris, IMO, but one particular theme caught my eye in season four, part two—and that was the incredible amount of wintry sherpa styles that has me uncharacteristically begging for cold weather.

Practically half of the cast can be seen sporting the plush, fuzzy fabric at some point throughout the season, and I'm totally here for it. I'm particularly envying the oversized look of the faux shearling Isabel Marant coat Emily donned, which is currently sold out, though luckily, this Anthropologie jacket ($158) is giving totally similar vibes (and at a much more affordable price point). If you're as obsessed with the ultra-cozy look as I am, keep on reading to find some of the best sherpa coats, shoes and accessories to shop now.

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Sherpa Jackets

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It's easy to always look to Emily for some fab style inspo, but Louise and Gérard (Camille's parents) certainly know how to take on colder weather in style. The two are seen above in some shearling-accented coats that offer a chic take on the style if you want a more toned-down aesthetic. But whether you choose to embrace a full-on sherpa look like Emily (as you'll see below) or opt more subdued details, sherpa jackets are sure to provide you with both warmth *and* style this season.

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Prettygarden Sherpa Jacket

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$36; $27

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Ralph Lauren Faux Shearling and Faux Suede Coat

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$350

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Sherpa Shoes

Not only is Emily spotted in these now nearly sold-out Tod's loafers (were $1,045, now $731) but she also wears a stunning pair of over-the-knee Louboutin boots ($3,495) that have me seriously swooning. But considering Emily's taste often falls wildly outside my own shopping budget, I've taken the liberty of finding some lookalikes below that make an Emily-approved statement for a fraction of the cost.

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Sam Edelman Linnie Bit Cozy Mules

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$140

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Raye Sven Loafers

$168

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Sherpa Accessories

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If you just want to dip your toes into the sherpa trend, you might want to start out by picking up an accessory or two, such as a sherpa bag or earmuffs à la Emily. I'm itching to get my hands on the Jules Kae Mila bag ($135) that looks so much more expensive than it really is, and it wouldn't hurt to snag a practical pick that'll actually keep me warm, like these Alo earmuffs ($58) that come in both black and ivory, and have an adjustable headband for the perfect fit. Yep, it's shaping up to be a fabulously fuzzy fall and winter...

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Jules Kae Mia Bag

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$135

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Alo Yoga Sherpa Ear Muffs

$58

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