After the constant bombardment by dreary, severe weather, one should be dreaming of sun-soaked days and liberation from outerwear. But, against all odd, the latest crop of coats on Fashion Week’s runway makes cold temperatures appealing. Oversize masculine silhouettes, mixed textures, edgy sporty details and classic coats redone with modern touches are warming us up already.

Grunge 2.0 arrives in a classic belted silhouette and a moody plaid.

Little Red Riding Hood meets the Coven in a spectacularly haunting and oversize topper.

No scarf, no problem. A fur-lined high neck and crackled-leather detailing will make this sporty jacket a winter staple.

Consider this pale-blue coat with contrasting textures your antidote to seasonal affective disorder.

Our favorite Muppet may have been harmed in the making of this furry jacket, but it’ll add the perfect hint of rock ’n’ roll to anything in your closet.

Fashion, function and a major pop of color collide in this knee-length quilted coat.

Taking the pale-pink coat trend a few shades deeper, this salmon mid-length coat will brighten up any gray day.

This modern take on the trench could look at home in the Scottish Highlands — and the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

A chic, exaggerated-contrast collar provides a double layer of protection against the cold and packs a colorful punch to take back the winter blues.

An oversize teddy bear-texture collar on a camel coat equals an instant modern classic.

Inspired by the great (frigid) outdoors, Hilfiger lined a classic green parka with fleecy shearling, which makes us want to challenge Old Man Winter.