Forget puffer jackets, these leather bomber jackets promise to keep you warm without compromising on style
Cooler than cool

Whether you're looking for the perfect winter investment piece or simply want some styling inspiration, there's no disputing that outerwear is always a strong contender.
This winter, a new iteration of the classic leather jacket has our attention. Whilst you can't go wrong with a more traditional winter coat to stay warm, the leather bomber jacket is great for playing with proportions whilst keeping warm as it tends to come with a padded interior. Loved by celebs and street style stars alike, oversized or baggy leather bomber jackets are slowly but surely becoming one of this season's biggest unsung style heroes. Featuring a boxy silhouette with a cropped hemline, this jacket style was recently popularised by brands like Loewe and Acne Studios when debuted at their Autumn/Winter 2024 shows.
Loewe Autumn/Winter 2024.
When it comes to styling leather bomber jacket, the drama is in the details especially for those layering their way through the winter. Myself included.
Contrast the oversized silhouette by layering it over a fitted fine knit polo neck to define your silhouette. The cropped hemline balances out the oversized shape making this must-have jacket as figure flattering as it is stylish. If you need an extra layer opt for a slightly roomier coat for a more comfortable fit. On the bottom half think wide-leg trousers and kitten-heel boots for the office or a straight leg pair of denim and trainers for an off-duty weekend outfit.
With several options available from designer to the high-street, this jacket style is mixes the best of a classic leather jacket with the relaxed fit of a bomber jacket. Faux leather at Acne has been a favourite with Instagram's most stylish, whilst All Saint's leather style is perfect for styling over silk slip dresses and high-waist stirrup leggings at night.
Below, we have selected our top styles and some styling inspiration for you to experiment with the coolest jacket style this season has to offer.
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What to wear with an oversized jacket?
As is commonly recommended with oversized silhouettes, pair this jacket style with a contrasting shape, like a divisive pair of skinny jeans or a 90s straight-leg. Add in some cold-weather staple accessories like chunky boots and a scarf, and you're all set for a daytime look. If you've had a last-minute invite for some after-work drinks, add a pair of sleek heeled boots for an elegant touch.
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Sofia Piza is the Fashion Writer at Marie Claire UK. With extensive experience and a degree in Fashion Journalism, she covers runway trends, shopping picks, celebrity fashion, and industry news.
Throughout her career, Sofia's work has ranged from in-depth interviews with industry experts and high-profile celebrities to creative production for editorial cover shoots and red-carpet coverage. Born in Mexico and raised in five countries, Sofia's multicultural upbringing has fed into her interest in international markets, leading her fashion week coverage across London, Milan, Paris, New York, and Copenhagen.
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