This forgotten jacket trend is making a comeback in 2025.
Every winter brings with it new fashion trends in outerwear. With the end of Fashion Week for Autumn-Winter 2025-2026, the key styles for next season are already emerging. Standouts include faux fur, a 2010s-inspired aesthetic, boudoir style and the return of the bolero - a small but striking jacket.This structured micro jacket,…
Winter fashion and the return of the bolero
Every winter brings with it new fashion trends in outerwear. With the end of Fashion Week for Autumn-Winter 2025-2026, the key styles for next season are already emerging. Standouts include faux fur, a 2010s-inspired aesthetic, boudoir style and the return of the bolero - a small but striking jacket.This structured micro jacket, with roots in the Spanish dance tradition, once again takes centre stage in the wardrobes of fashion icons and on the catwalks of leading designers alike. Today it appears in a variety of versions - embellished with eyelets, executed in faux fur or with modern accents, proving that small details can have a big impact on style.

Ludovic de Saint Sernin, Miu Miu, Dior
In soft knit or leather and always in a cropped format, the bolero is about to dethrone the basic cardigan. Originally worn by the bolero dancers of Andalusia, the bolero has moved from the dance floor into the world of fashion. On the catwalks, it conquered the sexy silhouettes of Louis de Saint-Cherin, dressed for the occasion in silver carnations. At Miu Miu and Dior, it was embellished with faux fur for a contemporary, preppy look, worn with a chocolate jersey ensemble or the famous J'adore Dior T-shirt. On the street, while Bella Hadid opted for a pop stripe model, Jordan Daniels chose it in a timeless black leotard. Here's a closer look at the celebrities who have already embraced the bolero, and a shopping selection to help you get started.

Bella Hadid - 2022

Dua Lipa- 2022

Jordan Daniels - 2022

Alaïa

Pucci

Prada