Les 3 vestes qu'il vous faut
Pieces that set the tone
In autumn, a jacket is more than just a finishing touch to an outfit: it defines the look. Worn over a white tee, soft knit, or wide-leg jeans, it structures the silhouette and captures that special moment of the season when we rediscover the joy of layering.
This year, three styles stand out: the oversized blazer, the cape jacket, and the cropped wool jacket. Three very different cuts, but all driven by a shared desire to create confident, comfortable silhouettes, designed down to the last detail.
The oversized blazer remains a cornerstone of the autumn wardrobe. This season, choose a slightly loose fit, with soft shoulders and a cut inspired by menswear. The American Vintage model, in a taupe shade, provides instant structure without hardening the silhouette.
Worn here over a white tee and black wide-leg Polo Ralph Lauren trousers, the simplicity of the pieces allows the blazer to become the true balance point of the look. A green Polo Ralph Lauren cap adds a more relaxed vibe, while the brown Love at Me loafers and leather bag warm up the ensemble.
It is precisely this contrast that makes the blazer so compelling this autumn: a dressy piece worn with everyday elements. It adds definition to the silhouette while maintaining that urban, slightly nonchalant allure that works just as well at the office as it does for a day in the city.
The Cape
Softer and more unexpected, the cape jacket stands out as a chic alternative to traditional coats. Its short shape, open sleeves, and generous hood create an enveloping silhouette without hiding the garments worn underneath.
In this look, it comes in a greyish beige and is layered over an American Vintage sweater in cream tones. HOD Paris wide-leg trousers extend this luminous palette, creating an almost monochrome ensemble where the different textures give the outfit depth.
The animal-print Polo Ralph Lauren bag breaks up the softness of the natural tones, while Posa shoes reinforce the laid-back spirit of the outfit. The cape jacket provides exactly what we look for in autumn: a feeling of comfort, true freedom of movement, and a look that is instantly recognizable.
The Icon
The cropped grey wool jacket is the boldest choice in the selection. With its wide collar, visible buttons, and slightly rounded volume, it takes elements of the classic menswear jacket and reimagines them in a more contemporary version.
It is paired with a burgundy American Vintage knit, whose deep color warms up the charcoal grey. The wide-leg Love at Me jeans bring a more casual dimension, while the burgundy pumps subtly echo the sweater and elongate the silhouette. Meller glasses finish the look with a graphic touch.
This jacket works thanks to its cut: structured enough to command presence, but supple enough to be worn easily over knitwear. The grey feels less classic when paired with denim and burgundy—two colors that give it greater depth.
Three jackets, three attitudes
The blazer plays with tailoring codes, the cape prioritizes movement and softness, while the cropped jacket bets on volume and structure. Each one transforms the silhouette in its own way.
These are the three styles that will see us through the first chill: jackets worn open, layered, and paired with seasonal essentials. Because this autumn, it’s all about the cut, the proportions, and that very personal way of making your jacket the centerpiece of your look.
