New In: 5 Pieces We Can't Stop Wearing This Month
Outback Chic Product Spotlight
Every so often a handful of new arrivals lands together and it's obvious they were always meant to be worn as a set. That's this month's drop. Here are the five pieces from the latest edit that have already taken over our own rotation, and exactly how we're styling them.
1. The Military Jacket: for when you want a statement, not a shout
Navy, tailored, and channeling classic military tailoring with a modern twist, the Military Jacket ($50 AUD) is the kind of piece that does the outfit building for you. Thrown over a plain tee and jeans, it instantly reads more considered. Buttoned up over a blouse, it's sharp enough for the office. Available from XS through to sizes that actually fit real shoulders, in Blue and Millennial Pink.
2. The Belted Hooded Wrap Jacket: structure with a soft edge
We've been reaching for the Belted Hooded Wrap Jacket ($60) on every day that can't decide if it's warm or cold. The wrap silhouette and belt give it real shape, the hood makes it forgiving on a bad hair morning, and the grey and taupe colourways mean it goes with everything already hanging in your closet.
3. The Asymmetric Wrap Maxi Skirt: quiet drama, maximum versatility
If one piece in this drop is going to end up in every "what to wear this weekend" text thread, it's the Asymmetric Wrap Maxi Skirt ($80). The wrap drapes with just enough movement to feel special without ever feeling fussy, and it comes in verdant green, sleek black, and more. Dress it up with the Military Jacket above, or wear it with a plain white tee and sandals and let the skirt do all the talking.
4. The Cropped Varsity Jacket: sporty polish, no effort required
For the days you want playful over polished, the Cropped Varsity Jacket ($40) is the answer. Clean white and rich contrast tones give it just enough edge, and the cropped length means it sits perfectly over a high waisted trouser or skirt without adding bulk. It's proof that "sporty" and "put together" were never mutually exclusive.
5. The A Line Jacket: quiet architecture for everyday wear
Last but very much not least: the A Line Jacket ($80) in oatmeal and crisp white. This one's for anyone who wants their outerwear to look a little more considered than a basic blazer, without tipping into "trying too hard." The soft structure flatters just about every body shape, which is exactly why it's already a team favourite.
How we'd wear all five together
Start with the Asymmetric Wrap Maxi Skirt as your base. On a cooler day, layer the Belted Hooded Wrap Jacket over it for shape and warmth. On a sharper day, swap in the Military Jacket for a more polished finish. Keep the Cropped Varsity Jacket and A Line Jacket in rotation for everything else (trousers, skirts, even over a simple dress) and you've got a five piece capsule that covers nearly every occasion this season throws at you.
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