With its versatile attributes and functionality, jackets have become a timeless item in the fashion industry. From tough workwear style to casual street style, different styles of jackets can be easily adapted to multiple scenarios such as commuting, dating, and travel through clever matching. The following analyzes the dressing skills and fashion trends based on the four core jacket types.

Denim jacket: a versatile interpretation of classic items

As the most representative jacket style, denim jackets are deeply loved for their retro texture and wear resistance. The basic light blue denim jacket is paired with a white T-shirt and black straight jeans to create a simple American retro style; paired with a floral dress and short boots, it can neutralize the soft temperament and add a casual coolness. Dark washed denim jackets are more adaptable and can be paired with a turtleneck sweater and casual trousers to easily switch between workplace and daily scenes; layering a plaid shirt and overalls can highlight the sense of layering.

Work jacket: the art of mixing and matching tough styles

Work jackets are known for their multi-pocket design and three-dimensional tailoring, and they have a hardcore functional style. Wear a hooded sweatshirt inside a khaki M65 work jacket, and pair it with leggings and Martin boots to create a street trend look; a military green work jacket is paired with a white shirt and wide-leg trousers to create a mix of hard and soft commuting styles. If you want to weaken the heavy feeling of workwear, you can choose a short work jacket, paired with high-waisted jeans and short boots, to optimize your body proportions and enhance your neatness.

Bomber jacket: a retro and modern trendy choice

The stand-up collar and ribbed hem design of the pilot jacket give it a unique retro and futuristic feel. The classic black leather pilot jacket is paired with a black turtleneck base shirt and slim jeans, and then embellished with Chelsea boots, showing a cool style; a bright-colored pilot jacket made of matte nylon （such as mustard yellow and Klein blue）, with a simple solid-color sweatshirt inside and sports leggings on the bottom, creates an eye-catching street look. If you want a casual atmosphere, you can wear a hooded sweater on the outside and expose the hood edge of the sweater to add a sense of layering.

Suit jacket: the balance between business and leisure

Suit jackets break the stereotype of traditional formal wear and become an ideal choice for commuting and leisure occasions. Wear a solid wool suit jacket with a sweater and straight-leg trousers, and pair it with loafers to show a refined business image; a plaid or houndstooth suit jacket with a white T-shirt and jeans, and white shoes, instantly switch to a relaxed weekend outfit. Short silhouette suit jackets can be combined with high-waisted wide-leg pants to lengthen the leg lines and are suitable for short people.

Dressing rules: details enhance the overall texture

No matter what kind of jacket you choose, paying attention to details is the key. In terms of accessories, baseball caps, metal necklaces, leather belts, etc. can enhance the style attributes; layering techniques (such as the three-layer combination of shirt + vest + jacket) can enrich the visual level; the choice of shoes needs to echo the overall style, Martin boots are suitable for workwear style, and loafers enhance the business sense. By matching colors （such as the same color of jacket pocket decoration and inner wear）, the overall and exquisiteness of the outfit can be enhanced.

From basic styles to designer styles, the dressing potential of jackets is far beyond imagination. Mastering the characteristics and matching logic of single items can transform them into a "weapon" to enhance the texture of the shape and show unique fashion taste in different scenes.