Blazers I love this Fall-inter
Remember when blazers were padded-shouldered, stuffy staples worn solely to the office? Well, those days are long gone, and these structured jackets are now a fashion-approved essential for pretty much every situation imaginable. And while you may have one black option that's been hanging in your closet for years, what your wardrobe is missing is a selection of game-changing, outfit-transforming blazers that you actually want to wear. Surprisingly chic and versatile, the collection outlined will prove that the blazer isn't a thing just for just board rooms. Whether you choose to pair yours with vintage Levi's and a T-shirt, or structured trousers and a silky blouse, these blazers will tie any look together.
Crisp and tailored, this herringbone blazer tops things off with modern pattern play. Notched lapel and long button-open sleeves allow for versatility in styling. I love blazers that do not run beyond my pelvic bones. This blazer fits the bill. Btw this blazer is quite warm too! To beat the Seattle blues I will sure pair it with pink/lemon/tangerine pants.
Fact: J crew has the best and most crisply tailored blazers ever!
Feminine and fitted (but not shrunken), this blazer is sharp and sleek with clean lines, a popped collar and a slightly longer length. It instantly pulls together any outfit and doubles as a jacket on those chilly-but-not-quite-cold mornings. You need this blazer to light up your day if you live in gloomy rainy cloudy Seattle.
Check the stripe variation of this blazer.
Banana Republic is another place I love to shop blazers from. With clean design and crisp tailoring this blazer adds sophistication to an otherwise casual outfit. The feminine popped collar and single button design contrasts masculine checkered pattern rendering perfect balance of masculine-feminine pairing.
This blazer features a slim, feminine fit and a pretty houndstooth pattern, just in time for fall/winter. Peek inside and you'll discover special hidden details. Think a striped lining and contrast piping, plus a handkerchief pocket for stashing things like headphones or your favorite lipstick. I also have a J crew skirt in the same print and it is my staple this winter.
The women's version of J Crew men's Ludlow jacket is made from an eye-popping wool and features a long, lean silhouette and bespoke-inspired details. Ideal for work or when you'd like to make a fabulous impression, it adds the perfect amount of polish to any outfit.
A chic but warmer variation of the Ludlow, the Donegal blazer boasts versatile design so you can mix and match it with anything from denims to pants, tees to shirts as well as lbds.
There is no winter without tweed collection. This short tweed blazer imbues feminine sophistication. With textured weave this blazer has nice fringe trim at neckline, placket, pockets, cuffs and hem.
Tweed fabric, vintage vibes and a cool contemporary cut: these blazers are as British as a cucumber sandwich. Boden gave heritage style a sophisticated update with a classic, fitted shape and playful printed lining. Team with laid-back jeans or go full-on country-house chic.
This is my staple "go-run-errands" jacket that is perfect for the chillier weather now. The tweed fabric, inside piping and the belt add style and sophistication to any thing I pair this blazer with.
Contrasting hues and fringe trim lends modern appeal to this refined tweed jacket. The delicate details on the blazer include jewel neck, front hook-and-eye closure, front besom pockets and fringe trim at neckline, placket, pockets, cuffs and hem.
Fringe trimmed for an elevated touch, this cropped take on tweed charms in a touchably textured knit.
So Ladies! Let us make some bold statements at work and beyond with this gorgeous collection and Yes! dont forget to tell me which one is your favorite Blazer this winter!
P.S. Links in pictures.