• Oversized bomber silhouette with dropped shoulders - it sits wide across the back and hangs past the hip, giving it that deliberately roomy, cocooning shape.
• All-over leopard faux fur with a dense, short pile that holds the print sharply rather than letting it blur into the texture.
• High neck with a front zip that runs the full length of the jacket, making it as easy to throw on as a hoodie but with far more presence.
• The volume is structured enough to keep its shape when worn open, so it works as a layer without collapsing into the outfit underneath.
• Fully lined interior for a smooth, comfortable finish against the skin - no scratching, no bulk when worn over knitwear.

This jacket does the heavy lifting in a wardrobe that already has its basics covered. It slots over a ribbed mini dress and knee-high boots - exactly the way the model wears it here - for an evening out that needs no further effort. The oversized cut means it also sits comfortably over wide-leg jeans and a fitted long-sleeve top, with trainers keeping the whole thing grounded and casual. Because the print is the focal point, everything underneath can stay simple: plain knits, neutral trousers, a basic tee. It works particularly well for nights out with friends, weekend markets, or any daytime occasion where you want the outerwear to carry the look. The full-length zip means you can wear it buttoned to the neck on colder days without losing the bomber's relaxed shape - the high neck seals in warmth without needing a scarf.