WORDS Ella Jane PUBLISHED Tue, 31 May 2022 - 6:00 pm
Today in Sydney it feels as though it is freezing. Upon checking the weather, I've discovered that it is actually just 15 degrees, which is about 15 degrees colder than my personal most comfortable temperature. Call me dramatic, but you'll be pressed to find a Sydneysider who isn't perpetually surprised when temps drop below 20 degrees. Melbournians? A different story entirely. In honour of the tundric winds that are sweeping the city and the general southern hemisphere temperature drops, all we want to wear is puffer jackets. In most cases, the longer the better, but we can't all be as brave as Grace Coddington, despite the comfort it may offer. For those who are in the mood to swath themselves in puffy comfort for the entirety of the season, from The North Face X Gucci's cobalt blue vest that I've been coveting since its release, to floor length Prada duvet-style iterations, below are our favourite puffer jackets of the season to shop in for winter.
If you're in the mood for some further winter style inspiration, check out our guide to the best stompy boots of the season. If you're in the mood for knitwear, you can peruse the details of cashmere vs wool, or just shop our favourite edit of knitwear brands. If you're shopping for a winter wedding, we've complied a list of dresses that fit the brief, here. If you're just keen to be abreast of winter trends, you can head over to our favourite 15 winter trends of the season to stay cozy in style.
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