Money can’t buy you class — but it can buy you this affordable outerwear.
Luann de Lesseps was seen toting a cauldron of Halloween candy on Friday, bundled up for the fall chill in Orolay’s viral, Oprah Winfrey-approved Thickened Down Jacket.
The fleece-lined, windproof style is designed to keep shoppers warm all season, whether they’re braving snowy commutes or, in Countess Luann’s case, braving a visit from Michael Myers.
Winfrey named the coat a “Favorite Thing” in 2019, saying it became a bestseller for “good reason.”
“It’s flattering and warm, comes in sizes up to 5X, has adjustable side zips, and costs way less than it appears,” she wrote at the time.
The talked-about topper went viral shortly thereafter, becoming so famous it’s now often just called “the Amazon coat.”
The best part? It’s on sale for nearly 15% off right now, bringing the price down to under $150.
The “RHONY” alum is far from the only star wearing it, as Emma Stone and Lucy Hale both stepped out in the same olive green version in 2019.
And Candice Bergen wore the chili red version in 2023, pairing it with equally cozy Uggs while filming “And Just Like That.”
In addition to the green and red hues, the cozy style comes in 13 other colors, from beige to metallic burgundy.
It’s not the only winter-ready product on Amazon that Winfrey and De Lesseps have in common, as both also happen to swear by Kiehl’s Creme de Corps.
Winfrey once called the body lotion “fantastic” and “an ash killer” on “Good Morning America,” while the cabaret star told us it leaves her skin “feeling smooth and luminous all day long.”
Matching with two stars at once? Chic, c’est la vie.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
