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20 Leather Jackets You'll Wear for the Next 5 Years

One classic wardrobe staple that belongs in every person's closet is the leather jacket. The ultimate layering piece, a cool leather jacket can do everything from elevating a T-shirt and jeans to making a slip dress look more casual. It’s a hero piece that can do it all. And depending on where you live, it can be a layering piece to wear year-round or a transitional jacket to wear on repeat in the spring and fall.

While black moto jackets have been popularized in the past and will never go out of style, we're seeing more shapes and colors adopted by the fashion set. From cropped styles to blazers to shackets to bomber jackets, the outerwear piece adds a cool-girl element to any outfit. If you’re after styles that are editor-approved, look no further. We’ve narrowed down our favorite options at every price point. These are sure to be staples in your closet for the next five years, if not forever. Keep reading to shop leather jacket styles at every budget.

We love a shacket.
This classic silhouette will never go out of style.
This jacket will take you from day to night.
Wear yours to dress up a T-shirt and jeans.
I love this streamlined shape.
Nanushka is an expert in designing vegan leather jackets.
A cool way to style a shacket.
This bomber is a street style favorite.
Yes to faux snakeskin.
This voluminous silhouette feels so forward.
You'll have this in your closet for years and years.
To wear with white trousers.
This feels very '90s.
Simple and cool.
I'd style this with a slip dress and loafers.
This leather blazer is perfect to slip over any outfit.
Peter Do, you can do no wrong.
This shoulder detail though.
You can’t go wrong with this classic style.
This sleek jacket is perfect to pair with jeans.

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This post was originally published at an earlier date and has been updated.



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