Tweed jackets are far from a new trend. After all, Coco Chanel herself made them a fashion statement back in the 1950s with her iconic designs. Still a hallmark of the French fashion house, the cropped tweed jacket remains timeless, and its appeal is far-reaching. From Nita Ambani to Ananya Panday, a classic tweed jacket transcends age, time, borders and trends.
It is no secret that the jacket has been spotted not only on runways, like those of Chanel, Balmain, Celine, and Isabel Marant but has also been worn by some of the most stylish figures in fashion history. Princess Diana and Brigitte Bardot were both known for wearing cropped tweed jackets back in their day and today, they are a favorite among modern style icons such as Princess Kate and Lily-Rose Depp.
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The timeless allure of cropped tweed jackets
It is undeniable that the high street has been flooded with cropped jackets, especially tweed variations, which offer the perfect balance of elegance and practicality. For fashion lovers who can't quite get onboard bomber and puffer jackets in Winter, these tweed cropped jackets come as a welcome respite. A bouclé tweed jacket will elevate your casual off-duty look or seamlessly complete your evening wear.
While oversized blazers and longline styles have long been staples in autumn and winter wardrobes, there’s something considerably chic about the cropped silhouette that feels fresh and stylish.
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This season, much like every other season, cropped jackets have firmly reclaimed their place as a must-have wardrobe staple, and thanks to their rich history and effortless elegance, they’re sure to remain a style favourite for years to come. Whether dressed up or down, this silhouette is the perfect addition to any autumn/winter wardrobe.
What are your thoughts on cropped tweed jackets that are quickly turning into a Winter must-have? Let us know in the comments