The bomber jacket is the latest 'it' piece that fashion-lovers are claiming as this season's hottest trend — learn more about it here.
The still-skyrocketing temperatures can make it hard to believe that the summer heat will ever end, but rest assured, the autumn chill will set in sooner than you realize. To prepare for upcoming brisk fall days, we're stocking our wardrobes with plenty of cold-weather fashion essentials — including the effortlessly cool bomber jacket.
The military-inspired silhouette dates back to the 1930s with a series of jacket styles created for America's armed forces, such as the B-15, and evolved into the shape we know today in the early 1950s, the MA-1.
as it does with military-inspired boots such as Doc Martens. Below, shop our favorite versions of the edgy style staple for fall 2023.This jacket lives up to its ideal of being the bomb, with every zipped pocket and fold of glossy leather.
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