The thing about suede is that it’s so much more than just a fabric, don’t you think? This plain old, borderline cowboy, texture has the incredible ability to take us places and decades we’ll never go. The great thing about suede is that you can style it with everything in your wardrobe and it will still look amazing. Depending on how you wear it, and the actual clothes you choose to have on your back, suede can be ’70s, ’90s, or today.
Jackets are definitely, without a doubt, my thing. When I say it, I mean that I love them and I tried almost every possible way to style them. A perfect fringe jacket like this one just gives you such an empowering feeling. So, if you ask me what is the best way to wear a fringe jacket, I will no doubt say that all you need is a killer skirt with a pair of some chic ankle booties. I already tried to wear this jacket before with some ripped jeans and ankle booties, but I felt like something was missing. Now, I see how important little accents and details like this statement white western lariat necklace and origami shaped skirt are.
The details in this outfit are what make it pop. Yes, it is a very neutral colored outfit with just black and gray, but it isn’t hard to style these great pieces if you have the right details. With the winter weather fluctuating back and forth, I styled this suede jacket in order to keep warm but at the same time chic and trendy. In this outfit, I kept my details simple and separated, so they would not clash. The touch of fringe on the sleeves and body of the jacket is a fun way to spice up a plain outfit. The origami effect on the skirt also creates a nice contrast with the black jacket. The western lariat necklace is an easy way to tie together the unique shape of the skirt with the fringing on the jacket. I love that the bright white stands out without overpowering the overall look.
Fringe can add drama to any look and comes in all lengths and styles. Shake off your fear of fringe and splurge on some fringed clothing items to add to your closet this season!
