If Lila Moss endorses a high street wardrobe staple, it's all but destined to gain traction. Case in point: H&M's Wool-Blend Polo Shirt. Last year, Moss shared a picture wearing the high street knit on Instagram, leading to an immediate sell-out. Now, another Moss-approved piece is making waves: enter the Zara Leather Effect Bomber Jacket, £49.99.
Spotted in a previous Zara denim campaign, Lila styled the jacket to perfection with a fitted white tee and straight-leg jeans, channelling effortless model-off-duty chic. With its relaxed, slightly oversized fit, it has all the hallmarks of a designer classic—think Celine or Saint Laurent (Bella Hadid’s take remains our favourite)—but without the eye-watering price tag. Stylish, versatile and undeniably cool, this is high-street hero status in the making.
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Worn by Lila Moss, Zara's leather effect bomber jacket is the perfect throw on jacket if you're looking to nail that model off-duty look. Pair with vintage wash wide leg jeans and ballet flats.
While Moss’s endorsement undoubtedly adds to this Zara jacket’s appeal, it’s the sheer versatility that makes it a true wardrobe hero. A perfect transitional staple, it works effortlessly for everything from casual errand runs to evenings out, complementing countless capsule wardrobe essentials. Countless influencers have unsurprisingly jumped on the bandwagon, brilliantly styling the bomber jacket for spring and making the under-£50 staple a key player in their transitional wardrobe.
As we navigate brisk spring mornings and sunnier afternoons, layer it over chunky knitwear, chic scarves and wide-leg trousers for a polished yet practical look. When warmer days arrive, swap out the heavier layers for a classic boxy white tee and jeans—the ultimate cool-girl uniform. For footwear, keep it casual with trainers or elevate the look with kitten heels or sleek pointed-toe boots.
Shop the Lila Moss-approved leather-effect bomber jacket before it inevitably sells out—you won’t regret it.
Image credit: @Zara @Helena_Critchley
Emma Richardson is a fashion commerce writer for Grazia. She covers shopping, lifestyle, celebrities and anything trending.