It's finally that point of the year when there's no way to brave the chill without a jacket. Which means it's time to dig out the massive trench coats and utilitarian barn jackets. Both great options, of course. But if you, like us, are craving a more elegant outfit topper, thankfully, Daisy Edgar-Jones delivered an excellent jacket option last week.
Stepping out in LA while on her press tour for Sense and Sensibility, Edgar-Jones put a Regency-inspired twist on outerwear that elevated her simple jeans and white T-shirt outfit. Despite looking incredibly polished, the jacket in question is from high street retailer Mango, whose premium Selection line offers expensive-looking staples that look like they could be plucked from a designer shelf. The white jacket is made from satin jacquard, with a stand collar, puffed sleeves and a wide split waistband. Vintage-inspired in fabric and details, the cropped silhouette keeps the jacket modern and easy to style.
Shop: Daisy Edgar-Jones' Mango Jacket
The sleek jacket is a great staple to add to your outerwear rotation; its jacquard construction adds a dressed-up flair to the simplest of outfits, as evidenced by Daisy Edgar-Jones's off-duty look. It's obviously an ideal companion to tailored trousers and button-downs while also looking great over slip dresses and skirts. Basically, no matter the occasion, Mango's Jacquard Jacket has you covered.
This isn't the first time Edgar-Jones has endorsed Mango. She wore a breezy A-line white dress from the brand for the perfect airport look at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this summer, leading to the dress selling out almost immediately after. Considering her jacquard jacket offers similarly timeless and fashion-forward appeal while coming in under £150, it's likely to follow suit, so we'd recommend snapping one up in your size while you still can. But in case you miss out, we've found a few similar alternatives below.
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Hitanshi Kamdar is the deputy commerce editor for Grazia. Hitanshi is always on the hunt for the latest trends, emerging designers and the internet’s most bizarre style discourse. When not writing, she can be found IDing outfits during Netflix binges and scouring the internet for designer sample sales.