Leather jackets are a wardrobe staple, all year round. And that’s a bona fide fashion fact.
Whether you are looking for the perfect leather jacket to up your off-duty style game, or are simply searching for that studded faux leather Saturday night game-changer, we’ve rounded up all the very best leather jackets out there for you to take a look at as the cold weather rolls in.
Lucky for you, the high street is bursting with gorgeous leather pieces at the moment.
From soft waterfall draping to tough biker styles, a signature leather jacket will be one of the best purchases you’ll ever make, especially if you find the style best suited to you.
It’s true that many fashionistas the world over own and cherish one particular leather jacket – half the fun of shopping for one of these beauties is finding THE perfect leather to own forever and ever.
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While classic black will always win out when it comes to buying an edgy biker style, don’t be afraid to embrace different colours to work a more sophisticated leather look into your day-to-day threads. Jackets in soft tones such as taupe, mink and camel will lend an air of Scandinavian chic to a basic office wardrobe, whilst doubling up as an uber cool cover-up when paired with dark skinnies and an oversized knit at the weekends.
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We’re also loving the longer line leather coats complete with statement faux fur collars – because let’s face it, sometimes a cropped style just isn’t warm enough! New Look have some great longer alternatives that are definitely made with the dreadful UK winters in mind. There are also many flight style leather jackets on the high street, trimmed in super cosy shearling to keep those pesky seasonal chills at bay.
So, whether you are in the market for something more high fashion, or are hunting high and low for that all-important investment leather jacket, we’ve rounded up some of the best pieces out there to suit every style, shape and budget.
Happy shopping ladies.
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