It is not new, the fringe jackets (usually made of leather or ecopiel) have a couple of seasons in the front line. During the first sighs of spring last year we witnessed how the street style The new models are as charming as DanCassab’s Smurf blue design, and by the middle of the autumn-winter season of 2020 they were reluctant to leave. Now, at the start of the autumn season we rescue this garment that has given us so much joy.
Although it is a piece that (as a rule) has both admirers and detractors in equal parts, in a personal capacity I consider it an all-rounder for several reasonsThe team’s ability to work alone is perfect, and it is capable of playing a leading role in a look completely and is suitable for different occasions, it all depends on how you defend it and how you combine it.
The streets of the main fashion capitals opt for wide cut models, in a wide range of colours – from the classic neutral colours to less discreet tones such as yellow – and which adopt different lengths of fringe, depending on what you want to take a risk with. In short, they are more versatile outer garments than they seem at first sight and they offer us the option of squeeze them to the max during the coldest time of the year.
Mango Outlet leather fringe jacket. 119,99 euro69.99 euros.
Synthetic leather jacket with raw fringe from Topshop in Asos. 81.99 euros.
Synthetic leather jacket with fringes from Topshop
Fringed leather jacket from Topshop. 310 euros110 euros.
Fringed leather jacket
Suede jacket with fringes by H&M. 199 euros.
Fringed suede jacket
Denim jacket with pinko fringe in Farfetch. 620 euros.
Cover photo : Imaxtree
Photos | Imaxtree, Asos, H&M, Farfetch, Mango Outlet, Topshop
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