A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted jacket over a white button-down shirt with rust-brown corduroy trousers and brown leather lace-up brogue boots stands full length on a city sidewalk, shown head to toe

20 Quilted Jacket Outfits with Layers You Can Recreate

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A quilted jacket is the kind of outerwear that quietly does everything. It warms you up on brisk autumn mornings,…

A quilted jacket is the kind of outerwear that quietly does everything. It warms you up on brisk autumn mornings, it softens tailored pieces, and it gives a simple tee-and-jeans day a finished, put-together feel. The trick is balance: quilted jackets add a touch of volume through the shoulders and torso, so the outfits underneath need to manage proportion. This guide walks you through twenty complete quilted jacket outfits, each with real garment details, fit notes and shoe pairings, so you can recreate any of them with what is already in your closet.

Jump to the outfits

  1. Button-down, corduroy trousers and lace-ups
  2. Simple maxi dress with flats
  3. Polo knit, A-line skirt and boots
  4. Sweater, straight skirt and low heels
  5. Neutral tee, wide jeans and flat mules
  6. Cardigan top, satin skirt and sneakers
  7. Cotton blouse, dark denim and ankle boots
  8. Mock-neck knit, wool trousers and flats
  9. Plain tee, straight jeans and sneakers
  10. Fine knit, wide trousers and loafers
  11. Midi dress with ankle boots
  12. Cotton shirt, dark trousers and flats
  13. Striped tee, denim skirt and trainers
  14. Turtleneck, black jeans and low boots
  15. Soft blouse, tailored pants and slingbacks
  16. Knit dress with tall boots
  17. White tee, cargo trousers and sneakers
  18. Light sweater, pleated skirt and Mary Janes
  19. Linen top, relaxed trousers and sandals
  20. Ribbed tee, cropped jeans and loafers

The Quilted Jacket Rules Before You Start

Before the outfits, a few fit rules that make every one of these work. First, get the shoulder fit right. A quilted jacket should sit cleanly on your shoulder line, the quilted sleeve should fall straight without pulling at the shoulder seam. Going one size up usually adds width you do not need, since the padding already brings volume. Second, think about layer length. Keep inner layers at or just below the jacket hem for a tidy line, or let a shirt or sweater peek out by two to three inches deliberately, as a styling choice rather than an accident. Third, respect the pockets. Patch pockets on quilted jackets sit on the surface and add bulk, so keep them empty or nearly empty; use the interior pockets for your phone. Fourth, mind the fabric pairing. Medium-weight knits and cotton sit smoothly under the quilt; slippery silks and very fine fabrics can slide and bunch, so smooth them flat before you zip up and pick a jacket with a smooth lining for delicate layers. Finally, roll the sleeves once, just past the wrist, on casual looks. It trims the sleeve volume and shows a sliver of cuff, which keeps the whole silhouette lighter.

1. A Button-Down, Corduroy Trousers and Lace-Ups

There is something deeply satisfying about this combination: the crispness of a button-down against the soft nap of corduroy, finished with the polished weight of a quilted jacket. Choose a navy or olive quilted jacket with a clean collar, and pair it with a white or light-blue oxford button-down tucked into straight-leg corduroy trousers in a warm brown or rust tone. The trousers should break just once over the shoe. Lace-up boots in leather, either a brogue or a plain-derby style, bring the right amount of structure. If your trousers run long, have them hemmed rather than cuffing them too thickly; a heavy double cuff fights the quilted jacket’s tidy look. Keep accessories minimal: a simple leather belt that matches the boots and a canvas tote for day-to-day errands.

A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted collarless jacket over a white button-down shirt with rust-brown corduroy trousers and brown leather lace-up brogue boots stands full length against a plain wall
A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted collarless jacket over a white button-down shirt with rust-brown corduroy trousers and brown leather lace-up brogue boots stands full length against a plain wall

2. A Simple Maxi Dress with Flats

A quilted jacket over a maxi dress reads effortless in the best way, like you dressed for the day you actually have. Pick a solid or subtly patterned maxi in jersey or cotton knit, something with a defined waist or an empire seam so the dress does not disappear under the jacket. A cropped or hip-length quilted jacket works best here; a long quilted coat over a maxi can look like too much fabric at once. Flat shoes keep the whole thing grounded: leather ballet flats, pointed loafers or simple slide sandals depending on the weather. The jacket acts as the practical layer, so the dress can stay light. If the dress has sleeves, make sure they sit smoothly under the quilted sleeves; raglan or kimono sleeves bunch less than set-in sleeves with shoulder pads. A crossbody bag keeps your hands free and the silhouette clean.

A woman wearing an olive diamond-quilted jacket over a plain cream maxi dress with tan leather ballet flats stands full length against a plain wall
A woman wearing an olive diamond-quilted jacket over a plain cream maxi dress with tan leather ballet flats stands full length against a plain wall

3. A Polo Knit, A-Line Skirt and Boots

This outfit has a preppy, campus-weekend energy that the quilted jacket suits perfectly. Start with a polo knit, the kind with a soft collar and two or three buttons at the neck, in cream, navy or forest green. Tuck it into an A-line skirt that hits just at or above the knee; wool or a wool blend holds the shape best in cooler weather. Mid-calf or ankle boots in suede or leather finish the look, with tights underneath when temperatures drop. The A-line skirt balances the jacket’s shoulder volume by adding shape at the hip, which is why this pairing photographs so well. Fit note: the polo should be trim through the body, not boxy, so the quilted jacket lays flat over it. Roll the jacket sleeves once to show the knit cuffs. This is a great coffee-run or casual-Friday look, and it works with more cardigan outfit ideas in your rotation too.

A woman wearing a forest-green diamond-quilted jacket over a cream polo knit with a navy A-line skirt, sheer tights and brown suede lace-up mid-calf boots walks along a city sidewalk, shown full length
A woman wearing a forest-green diamond-quilted jacket over a cream polo knit with a navy A-line skirt, sheer tights and brown suede lace-up mid-calf boots walks along a city sidewalk, shown full length

4. A Sweater, Straight Skirt and Low Heels

For days when you want to look polished without trying too hard, a sweater tucked into a straight skirt with a quilted jacket on top does the job. Choose a fine or medium-gauge crew-neck sweater in a color that flatters your face, tucked fully into a straight skirt that sits at the natural waist. Low heels, around one and a half to two inches, keep the look comfortable enough for a full day. The straight skirt keeps the lower half narrow, which balances the jacket’s padded top half; this is the classic volume equation that makes quilted jackets easy to wear. If your sweater is chunky, size the jacket with a little extra room or wear the sweater only with your roomiest quilted jacket. A slim belt over the sweater at the waist can sharpen the whole look for evening plans.

A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a gray crew-neck sweater with a black straight skirt and black low block-heel pumps stands full length against a textured wall
A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a gray crew-neck sweater with a black straight skirt and black low block-heel pumps stands full length against a textured wall

5. A Neutral Tee, Wide Jeans and Flat Mules

Wide-leg jeans and a quilted jacket might sound like too much volume, but a neutral fitted tee anchors everything and the result is relaxed and modern. Pick a tee in white, black or heather gray with a slightly fitted cut, half-tucked into high-rise wide jeans in a medium or dark wash. Flat mules in leather or suede slide the look toward polished; backless mules are easy for quick errands. The key proportion rule here: the tee should be the slimmest layer, and the jacket should hit at the hip, not the thigh, so the wide leg reads intentional. If your quilted jacket is long, swap to a cropped version for this outfit; a long jacket over wide legs shortens the leg line visually. A structured shoulder bag finishes the look better than a slouchy hobo, which adds softness where you already have plenty.

A woman wearing a long olive diamond-quilted jacket over a white tee with wide-leg jeans and tan suede flat mules stands full length outdoors
A woman wearing a long olive diamond-quilted jacket over a white tee with wide-leg jeans and tan suede flat mules stands full length outdoors

6. A Cardigan Top, Satin Skirt and Sneakers

Mixing textures is where a quilted jacket really shines, and satin against quilting is one of the prettiest contrasts. Wear a soft cardigan as your top layer, buttoned or open over a camisole, tucked into a satin midi skirt in champagne, chocolate or deep green. Clean white or cream sneakers keep the outfit walkable and modern. The satin skirt brings movement and sheen while the quilted jacket adds structure, so neither fabric fights the other. Keep the cardigan fitted rather than oversized; two soft layers under a quilted jacket can add bulk fast. If the satin skirt is high-shine, choose a matte quilted jacket in navy or black to balance the finish. This outfit works beautifully for weekend lunches and casual office days, and it pairs well with other cardigan outfits for a softer layering story.

A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted jacket over a cream buttoned cardigan with a champagne satin midi skirt and white sneakers stands full length against a plain backdrop
A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted jacket over a cream buttoned cardigan with a champagne satin midi skirt and white sneakers stands full length against a plain backdrop

7. A Cotton Blouse, Dark Denim and Ankle Boots

Dark denim with a quilted jacket is a combination that never looks wrong, and a cotton blouse keeps it feminine without being fussy. Choose a blouse with a little detail, a small ruffle at the neck or a gentle puff sleeve, tucked into dark-wash straight or slim jeans with no distressing. Ankle boots in black or brown leather add polish and handle wet pavement better than flats. The dark denim keeps the lower half visually slim, which lets the quilted jacket be the statement piece. Tuck the blouse fully and smooth it flat before zipping the jacket; lumps show through quilting more than through a smooth coat. This is a reliable dinner-with-friends outfit and transitions well into evening. If you want more denim inspiration, our wide-leg jeans outfits guide has wider-leg variations of this idea.

A woman wearing an olive diamond-quilted jacket over a white ruffle-neck blouse with dark-wash jeans stands on a residential street, framed to the ankles with the tops of her brown ankle boots at the bottom edge of the frame
A woman wearing an olive diamond-quilted jacket over a white ruffle-neck blouse with dark-wash jeans stands on a residential street, framed to the ankles with the tops of her brown ankle boots at the bottom edge of the frame

8. A Mock-Neck Knit, Wool Trousers and Flats

When you want to look sharp with almost no effort, a mock-neck knit with wool trousers and a quilted jacket is hard to beat. The mock neck adds a clean line at the throat that works beautifully under a quilted jacket’s collar, whether the collar is a stand collar, a shirt collar or a funnel neck. Wool or wool-blend trousers in charcoal, camel or navy, cut straight or slightly tapered, keep the silhouette long. Pointed flats or low loafers finish it without adding height. Fit note: the knit should sit close at the neck without choking; if it bunches under the jacket collar, size down or choose a finer gauge. This is a strong work-from-the-office look that stays comfortable through a full day, and it layers neatly under a wool coat when winter truly arrives.

A woman wearing a charcoal diamond-quilted jacket over a black mock-neck knit with charcoal wool trousers and black pointed flats walks along a city sidewalk, shown full length
A woman wearing a charcoal diamond-quilted jacket over a black mock-neck knit with charcoal wool trousers and black pointed flats walks along a city sidewalk, shown full length

9. A Plain Tee, Straight Jeans and Sneakers

The simplest outfit on this list is also one of the most worn, and getting it right is about small details. Take a well-fitting plain tee, no graphics, no fading, in white or black, and tuck it into straight-leg jeans in a clean medium wash. Classic low-top sneakers in white leather or canvas keep it timeless. A quilted jacket in olive, navy or black turns this everyday uniform into something that looks considered. The tee’s neckline matters more than you think: a slightly higher crew neck looks neater under an open quilted jacket than a wide scoop. Roll the jacket sleeves once and the jean hems once for a cohesive, intentional finish. This is the outfit for school runs, grocery trips and casual Saturdays, proof that a quilted jacket elevates basics without any extra thought. For a dressier denim day, try the straight-leg variations in our straight-leg jeans outfits roundup.

A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted jacket over a plain white tee with straight-leg jeans rolled at the cuffs and white sneakers stands full length beside a textured wall
A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted jacket over a plain white tee with straight-leg jeans rolled at the cuffs and white sneakers stands full length beside a textured wall

10. A Fine Knit, Wide Trousers and Loafers

Fine knits are the secret weapon for quilted jacket outfits because they add warmth without bulk. Choose a fine-gauge crew or V-neck knit in cream, gray or black, tucked or half-tucked into wide-leg trousers in a fluid fabric like wool crepe or a heavy viscose. Leather loafers, penny or horsebit, bring a polished finish that works from the office to dinner. The wide trousers move beautifully and the fine knit keeps the torso slim under the quilted jacket, so the whole outfit reads elegant rather than bulky. Hem the trousers to skim the top of the loafer; too long and they pool, too short and the proportion breaks. If your quilted jacket has a drawstring hem, cinch it lightly to define the waist over the wide trousers. This is one of the most versatile outfits here, equally at home in a meeting or at a weekend market.

A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a cream fine knit with black wide-leg trousers and black penny loafers stands full length in a bright studio space
A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a cream fine knit with black wide-leg trousers and black penny loafers stands full length in a bright studio space

11. A Midi Dress with Ankle Boots

A quilted jacket over a midi dress with ankle boots is the autumn uniform for a reason: it covers every base. Choose a midi dress in a knit, denim or corduroy fabric with long sleeves or three-quarter sleeves, something with enough structure that it does not collapse under the jacket. Ankle boots in leather or suede, with a block heel of one to two inches, give the outfit lift and handle uneven sidewalks. A hip-length quilted jacket keeps the dress visible and the proportions long. If the dress is patterned, keep the quilted jacket solid; if the dress is solid, a jacket with contrast trim or a subtle pattern adds interest. This is a great travel outfit too, comfortable for long days and polished enough for dinner. Add opaque tights when the temperature drops below about 55°F.

A woman wearing an olive diamond-quilted jacket over a burgundy knit midi dress with black tights and brown leather Chelsea ankle boots stands full length against a plain backdrop
A woman wearing an olive diamond-quilted jacket over a burgundy knit midi dress with black tights and brown leather Chelsea ankle boots stands full length against a plain backdrop

12. A Cotton Shirt, Dark Trousers and Flats

Borrowed-from-the-classics energy: a crisp cotton shirt with dark trousers, finished with a quilted jacket and simple flats. The shirt should be a proper cotton poplin or oxford in white or pale blue, tucked into dark navy, charcoal or black trousers with a straight or slim cut. Ballet flats or pointed loafers keep it office-appropriate. The quilted jacket replaces the blazer here, which makes the whole outfit feel more approachable while staying neat. Iron or steam the shirt before you wear it; wrinkles show more when the jacket is unzipped and the shirt is fully visible. This outfit is a strong choice for business-casual offices, and it shares DNA with our business casual office outfits guide if you want more work-ready combinations. A simple watch and stud earrings are all the accessories it needs.

A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted jacket over a white cotton shirt with dark navy trousers and black pointed ballet flats stands full length against a plain backdrop
A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted jacket over a white cotton shirt with dark navy trousers and black pointed ballet flats stands full length against a plain backdrop

13. A Striped Tee, Denim Skirt and Trainers

Stripes and denim have a natural French-countryside feel that a quilted jacket completes. Take a Breton-style striped tee in navy and white or black and white, tucked into a denim skirt, either an A-line mini with tights or a midi pencil in a dark wash. Clean trainers in white or cream keep it youthful and comfortable. The horizontal stripes play nicely against the diamond quilting without clashing, as long as the stripe scale is small to medium. Keep the tee fitted through the shoulders so it does not bunch under the jacket’s quilted sleeves. This is a cheerful weekend outfit that works for farmers markets, casual lunches and travel days. A quilted jacket in olive green is especially pretty with the navy stripe combination.

A woman wearing an olive diamond-quilted jacket over a navy and white striped tee with a dark denim midi skirt and white trainers walks along a city sidewalk, shown full length
A woman wearing an olive diamond-quilted jacket over a navy and white striped tee with a dark denim midi skirt and white trainers walks along a city sidewalk, shown full length

14. A Turtleneck, Black Jeans and Low Boots

All black with a quilted jacket is sleek, slimming and almost impossible to get wrong. Layer a black turtleneck, fine or medium gauge, under a black or charcoal quilted jacket, with black jeans in a straight or slim cut and low black boots, Chelsea or lace-up. The single-color column elongates the body, and the quilted texture keeps the black from looking flat. Vary the finishes to keep it interesting: matte knit, slightly sheeny quilted nylon, suede boots. Fit note: keep the turtleneck close at the neck and smooth at the waist; a blousy tuck ruins the clean line. This outfit works for evening events, city days and anywhere you want to look sharp with zero color decisions. Add a silver or gold pendant at the turtleneck for a small focal point.

A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a black turtleneck with black straight-leg jeans and black suede Chelsea boots stands full length against a plain wall
A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a black turtleneck with black straight-leg jeans and black suede Chelsea boots stands full length against a plain wall

15. A Soft Blouse, Tailored Pants and Slingbacks

For occasions that need polish, a soft blouse with tailored pants and a quilted jacket strikes the right note between dressed up and practical. Choose a blouse in silk, satin-back crepe or a soft viscose in a muted tone like blush, sage or champagne, tucked into tailored pants with a pressed crease. Slingback heels in nude or black, around two inches, keep it elegant and walkable. Wear the quilted jacket open over the blouse; a fitted, shorter quilted jacket reads more refined here than an oversized one. Because the blouse fabric is delicate, make sure the jacket’s interior lining is smooth; rough linings can snag fine fabrics over a long day. This is a lovely option for restaurant dinners, theater evenings and dressy daytime events in cool weather.

A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a blush satin blouse with charcoal tailored pants and nude slingback heels stands full length against a plain backdrop
A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a blush satin blouse with charcoal tailored pants and nude slingback heels stands full length against a plain backdrop

16. A Knit Dress with Tall Boots

A knit dress with tall boots under a quilted jacket is warmth and polish in one easy outfit. Pick a sweater-knit dress that skims rather than clings, hitting at or just above the knee, in a solid color like camel, burgundy or forest green. Tall boots in leather or suede, flat or with a low block heel, slide under the dress hem and keep legs warm. The quilted jacket should hit at the hip so the dress and boots create one long line. Check the dress length in the mirror with the boots on: you want a few inches of dress visible above the boot top, not a sliver. This outfit is a workhorse for late autumn, handling office days, dinner dates and weekend plans with equal ease. A long pendant necklace breaks up the knit expanse at the neckline.

A woman wearing a camel diamond-quilted jacket over a forest-green ribbed knit midi dress with brown leather knee-high boots stands full length against a plain wall
A woman wearing a camel diamond-quilted jacket over a forest-green ribbed knit midi dress with brown leather knee-high boots stands full length against a plain wall

17. A White Tee, Cargo Trousers and Sneakers

Cargo trousers bring a utilitarian edge that plays surprisingly well against the classic feel of a quilted jacket. Take a clean white tee, fitted or slightly relaxed, half-tucked into cargo trousers in olive, khaki or black with streamlined pockets rather than oversized bellows pockets. Chunky or classic sneakers in white or neutral tones keep it grounded and comfortable. The quilted jacket’s heritage feel keeps the cargo trousers from reading too streetwear, and the result is a balanced casual outfit with real personality. Keep the tee simple, no graphics, so the pocket details on the trousers stay the focal point. This is a great travel-day outfit: comfortable, practical and photogenic. Roll the jacket sleeves once to show a sliver of tee cuff.

A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a white tee with olive cargo trousers and white chunky sneakers stands full length against a plain backdrop, her sneakers tight to the bottom edge of the frame
A woman wearing a black diamond-quilted jacket over a white tee with olive cargo trousers and white chunky sneakers stands full length against a plain backdrop, her sneakers tight to the bottom edge of the frame

18. A Light Sweater, Pleated Skirt and Mary Janes

There is a sweet, almost collegiate charm to a pleated skirt with Mary Janes, and a quilted jacket keeps it from feeling costume-like. Choose a light-gauge sweater in cream, gray or pastel, tucked into a pleated skirt that hits at or below the knee. Mary Jane flats or low heels with the classic strap bring the vintage-inspired finish. The pleats add movement that contrasts beautifully with the quilted jacket’s structure. Wear tights in a matching or skin tone when it is cool; bare legs with this outfit read summery and clash with the jacket. Keep the sweater trim rather than slouchy so the pleated waistband sits flat. This outfit is lovely for daytime events, museum visits and any day you want to feel a little bit dressed up.

A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted jacket over a cream light sweater with a gray pleated skirt and black Mary Jane flats walks along a city sidewalk, shown full length
A woman wearing a navy diamond-quilted jacket over a cream light sweater with a gray pleated skirt and black Mary Jane flats walks along a city sidewalk, shown full length

19. A Linen Top, Relaxed Trousers and Sandals

For mild days when a quilted jacket is just a morning-and-evening layer, pair it with breezy warm-weather pieces. A linen top in white, natural or soft stripe, tucked into relaxed drawstring or elastic-waist trousers in a fluid fabric, with simple leather sandals. The quilted jacket goes on for the chilly commute and comes off by midday, draped over your arm or tied around your shoulders. Because linen wrinkles, choose a top with a little structure, a camp collar or a neat placket, so it still looks intentional when the jacket comes off. This is the perfect transitional-season outfit for climates where autumn arrives slowly. A woven tote and simple sandals keep the warm-weather half of the outfit honest.

A woman wearing a white linen camp-collar top with beige drawstring trousers and brown leather sandals stands full length against a textured wall with an olive diamond-quilted jacket draped over her shoulders
A woman wearing a white linen camp-collar top with beige drawstring trousers and brown leather sandals stands full length against a textured wall with an olive diamond-quilted jacket draped over her shoulders

20. A Ribbed Tee, Cropped Jeans and Loafers

End the list with a modern classic: a ribbed tee with cropped jeans and loafers, finished with a quilted jacket. The ribbed texture of the tee echoes the quilting in a subtle way, and cropped jeans show a sliver of ankle that keeps the outfit light. Leather loafers, penny or bit, add polish without effort. Choose a tee in a rich neutral like chocolate, olive or charcoal, and cropped jeans in a clean wash with a raw or neat hem. The cropped length matters: aim for the jean to end one to two inches above the ankle bone. Any longer and it fights the loafer; any shorter and it reads as capri. This outfit handles everything from casual offices to weekend dinners, and it is one of the easiest ways to wear a quilted jacket well. If you love this silhouette, our winter casual outfits guide shows how to carry it into colder months with layers.

A woman wearing a chocolate-brown diamond-quilted jacket over a chocolate ribbed tee with cropped jeans and brown leather penny loafers stands full length in a bright room
A woman wearing a chocolate-brown diamond-quilted jacket over a chocolate ribbed tee with cropped jeans and brown leather penny loafers stands full length in a bright room

Frequently Asked Questions

How should a quilted jacket fit?

It should sit cleanly on your shoulder line with the sleeve falling straight, and you should be able to zip it over a medium-weight sweater without pulling. The body can skim rather than hug; quilting adds visual volume, so a trim fit looks better than a roomy one.

Can you wear a quilted jacket with a dress?

Absolutely. Hip-length or cropped quilted jackets work best over dresses, since they preserve the dress’s shape. Maxi, midi and knit dresses all pair well; just keep the jacket shorter than the dress hem so the proportions stay clear.

What shoes go best with quilted jacket outfits?

It depends on the outfit’s mood. Ankle boots and tall boots suit dressier combinations, loafers and mules polish up trousers and skirts, and clean sneakers or trainers keep casual looks modern. Match the shoe’s formality to the rest of the outfit.

Are quilted jackets warm enough for winter?

A quilted jacket with decent fill handles autumn and mild winter days well, especially layered over knits. For deep cold, look for a quilted jacket with a higher fill weight or layer it under a heavier wool coat rather than relying on it alone.

How do you keep a quilted jacket from looking bulky?

Balance is everything. Keep inner layers trim, choose bottoms that define your shape, and avoid wearing your bulkiest sweater with your bulkiest quilted jacket. Rolling the sleeves once and keeping patch pockets empty also trims visual bulk.

Can quilted jackets work for the office?

Yes, in business-casual settings. Pair a clean, solid quilted jacket with tailored trousers, a blouse or fine knit, and loafers or low heels. Stick to dark neutrals like navy or black and skip sporty details like large logos for the most professional read.

Wrapping Up

A quilted jacket earns its place in your closet by making everything underneath it look more intentional, from a plain tee to a tailored trouser. The twenty outfits here cover workdays, weekends, evenings and everything between, and each one follows the same simple logic: manage the volume, mind the layer lengths and let the quilt be the star. Save your favorites, try the combinations with pieces you already own, and explore more layering ideas in our Fashion & Beauty collection.

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