If you follow other bloggers, you know that the trendy item for fall is a plaid blazer. Inspired by the vintage fashions of the 1940s, these blazers are popping up everywhere. Here are a few options in different price ranges.
Corner Office
Theory Power Plaid Blazer ($595)
Cubicle Farm
Front Desk
Plus-Size
Vince Camuto Plaid Blazer ($169)
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10 comments
Samara says:
I just purchased this lovely plaid blazer from Everlane. The sleeves are not as short as they look in the photographs. https://www.everlane.com/products/womens-wool-acadamey-blazer-minicheckplaid?collection=womens-outerwear
Stephanie says:
I have the 1.State blazer and it’s fantastic. It’s soft but you can’t tell it’s sort of knit– it looks completely normal and it has structure. I like it better than the pricier Theory one!
Sharon says:
I am fairly certain my coworker owns the F21 blazer. It looks so good on her!
CM says:
I have the Vince Camuto one in regular sizing, thanks to my Trunk Club stylist. It’s great, such a flattering cut and I’m fairly curvy and petite.
Cait says:
I am struggling to embrace this trend. The blazers look dated to me *shrug*
Melissa says:
2nd that. My mom wore one like this in the 80s. Can’t get it out of my head.
AnNa says:
Yeah, my first thought was 80s, not 40s.
Cee Cee from KY says:
The Duchess of Cambridge just wore a blazer similar to this, but more fitted by Smythe. I found one nearly identical at H&M for around $50. I prefer the more fitted cropped look to the oversized, but love this plaid that is so popular this fall- I’ve seen it referred to as “Prince of Wales plaid”.
Carrie says:
My husband and I just took a trip to Italy and these sorts of blazers were EVERYWHERE in Milan, many double-breasted. I bought one from Everlane, but I’m really skeptical the look is going to translate to my day to day…
Caitlin says:
Target has a few options if you’re not willing to commit a bunch of money to this trend.