Autumn jacket trends highlighted

As autumn arrives, the return of shorts and flip-flops signals the need for versatile outerwear. Finding the ideal jacket to navigate the unpredictable weather remains a challenge, with the desire for warmth, style, and practicality. Vogue France highlights several jacket trends for the season, including the motorcycle leather jacket, blazer version, and burgundy bomber.

Military jacket makes a comeback

The military jacket, popularized by Kate Moss in 2005 during the Glastonbury Festival, has become an essential item for the transitional season, offering a statement look with its epaulets. Its structured design and bold details make it a favorite for those seeking both function and fashion.

Harrington jacket gains new relevance

The Harrington jacket, known for its high collar, elastic cuffs, and waist, originally designed for golf, has evolved into an icon of punk and Mod wardrobes and is now a practical choice for the transitional season. Its retro appeal and comfort make it a versatile addition to modern wardrobes.

Leather jackets remain in demand

Leather jackets, while no longer reserved for colder months, remain essential, with black and brown versions in high demand. The skinny beige perfecto version seen at the Louis Vuitton show has become a top fashion desire, blending classic style with contemporary flair.

Peplum jacket offers a modern twist

The peplum jacket, a sculptural piece without a collar, emphasizes the waist and features pretty buttons, offering a modern twist on a classic design. Its feminine details and flattering fit make it a popular choice for those looking to update their outerwear.

Trench coat and tweed stay relevant

The trench coat remains a staple for the transitional season, available in various versions, including long and short styles, and sometimes adorned with ruffles. Tweed, often associated with the upper class, is increasingly favored by younger generations for its ability to add chic to any outfit, whether paired with jeans and a t-shirt or a little black dress.