This season, bomber jackets are back evolving with embellishments. It has become this season’s essential must-have, paired with anything from stilettos to sweat pants. We have enlisted the help of four fashion bloggers to bring you their top 4 stylish bomber jacket looks!
1. The Oriental Bomber Jacket
Photo Credit: @thepixiecut. Jacket: Zara.
A jacket like this could find a place in any girl’s wardrobe this spring! Coming in many different gorgeous colors, this is a beautifully detailed oriental jacket (styled here by fashion blogger Laura ‘The Pixie Cut’). By keeping it simple and styling the bomber with a black harness bodysuit and black leather pants for a tomboy-chic vibe, the attention is on the detail of the jacket’s embroidery.
2. The Silky Bomber Jacket
Photo Credit: @happilygrey. Jacket: Opening Ceremony.
Mary Send (@happilygrey) combines this retro, nude bomber with a laid back white tee and a glitzy metallic silver skirt. This silky jacket is great with comfortable festival clothes such as shorts, skirts, pumps and tees and the fun badges means you wouldn’t have to worry too much about jewelry!
3. The Suede Bomber Jacket
Photo Credit: @emilycocklin. Jacket: Boohoo
Fashion Blogger Emily Cocklin created an amazing, neutral-toned outfit with this subtle yet detailed, suede bomber jacket. To create that perfect, trendy-chic spring look, top a neutral hue bomber with a textured tee and cropped, stone-colored trousers.
4. The Classic Bomber Jacket
Photo Credit: @thehautepursuit. Jacket: THPSHOP.
The classic simplicity of this bomber jacket (styled by Vanessa Hong, blogger of The Haute Pursuit) shows just how versatile it can be with almost anything in your spring wardrobe. Whether its paired with black, skinny-jeans or a well-fitted, slit skirt for a classier-look, the possibilities for this bomber are truly endless! With its khaki color, zip fastenings, functional pockets and ribbed collars, cuffs and waistband – use it to dress down almost any outfit.
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