How To Style A Puffer Jacket Without Looking Shapeless Puffer jackets have a reputation problem. They're warm, practical, and increasingly treated as a genuine fashion piece rather than just something you throw on to survive the cold, but get the proportions wrong and you end up looking less like a considered outfit and more like you're wearing a duvet. The fix isn't complicated once you know what's actually going wrong. The short answer: match the volume of the puffer with something fitted somewhere else in the outfit, whether that's the bottoms, a belt, or both. Everything else below builds on that one idea. Photo by Daria Rom
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