You must have a puffer jacket in your wardrobe this winter season. (Photo: APH Images; Instagram/Designed by Gargi Singh)
Trends do make a comeback every season and this year has been no different. Once disliked for their not-so-pretty appearance, the puffer jackets are now back with a bang! Warm, fuzzy and cosy, they are what will keep you safe from the cold this winter. These padded wonders are not only capable of locking in heat but they look absolutely stylish when paired with denims and even dresses. So it time you include it in your wardrobe this winter, just like B-town celebrities.
The bright red puffer jacket is surely an eye-catcher. (Photo: Varinder Chawla)
Puffer jacket, thigh-high boots and a cute knit; what else do we need to keep ourselves warm and also make a fashion statement — much like Alia Bhatt. The actor aced the puffer jacket look in this royal blue Fendi number during her trip to New York earlier this year. She teamed it with her thigh-high maroon boots making it a colourful affair.
Sara Ali Khan
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Sara Ali Khan’s bubblegum pink puffer jacket is wardrobe must-have this winter. It is a great idea to team puffer jackets with contrasting colours to create the colour block effect. We like how she teamed hers with a pair of jeans and cosy boots.
How about a puffer jacket for a party? Doesn’t sound that bad, right? Take cues from the Stree actor, who recently shared pictures of herself wearing an oversized black puffer jacket with a pair of thigh-high snake print boots. We are all up for this look, what about you?
Priyanka Chopra Jonas
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas was seen sporting a white fur puffer jacket with a woollen cap, making for an absolutely cute attire. If the usual puffer jacket is not your thing then you can play around with texture by opting for a velvet or corduroy puffer jacket.
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