Chain Print Puffer Jacket
Yellow Puffer Jacket by Topshop
How to wear Topshop Chain Print Puffer Jacket
For a laid-back ensemble, consider teaming a Topshop Chain Print Puffer Jacket with dark green plaid skinny pants — these two pieces go pretty good together. Black chunky leather lace-up flat boots add edginess to a femme classic ensemble.
If you enjoy relaxed dressing, wear a Topshop Chain Print Puffer Jacket from Nordstrom with a navy print midi dress. Get a bit experimental when it comes to footwear and smarten up this ensemble by slipping into a pair of black velvet knee high boots.
This casual combination of a Topshop yellow puffer jacket and black and white gingham skinny pants is very easy to put together without a second thought, helping you look amazing and ready for anything without spending a ton of time rummaging through your wardrobe. For something more on the casual and cool side to complete this outfit, add black chunky leather lace-up flat boots.
This combination of a Topshop Chain Print Puffer Jacket and blue patchwork jeans is proof that a safe casual ensemble can still look really interesting. Go for black leather lace-up flat boots for extra fashion points.
Show that you do casual like a pro by wearing a Topshop Chain Print Puffer Jacket from Nordstrom and a blue denim midi skirt. For something more on the casual and cool side to complete this outfit, add a pair of black and white canvas high top sneakers to your getup.
This laid-back pairing of a Topshop Chain Print Puffer Jacket from Nordstrom and blue jeans is very easy to put together in no time flat, helping you look chic and ready for anything without spending a ton of time searching through your wardrobe. Kick up the fashion factor of this look by slipping into black suede lace-up flat boots.
A Topshop Chain Print Puffer Jacket from Nordstrom and a navy print midi dress are veritable staples if you're picking out a casual wardrobe that holds to the highest sartorial standards. Finishing off with a pair of black suede knee high boots is a simple way to introduce a little depth to your ensemble.