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Leather Jackets that Have Something to Say

Published On September 17, 2012 | By Shannon Kulik | Style and Strength

You have a few dollars to spend (or maybe you have a lot of few dollars to spend). You need to make an impact – a statement – a declaration to the world that you have arrived and people need to take note, as in, big, bad bulldogs move for you; as in mommies with attitude suddenly get nice; as in taxi cab drivers who feed you silver dollar coins in change should take note; as in (fill in your gripe…).

So, what do you spend the green on?

A leather jacket.

A leather jacket that is fitted and is a statement piece. A leather jacket that is worn with dresses or skirts; with jeans or with leather skinny pants. But a leather jacket nonetheless. It is a leather jacket that says, “You know what? World, we’re doing it my way from here on out.”

So, here are of BohoMamma’s favorites. (Yes…you need this.)

The idea of Leather and Feminine via Elle.com.

Muubaa Leather Jacket in Grey. Pants or jeans, leather and boots. Works with everything.

Leather Jacket 3 J Mendel Resort 2013

Burberry Leather Jacket

Trina Turk Leather Jacket. Available at Nordstrom via The Lyst

Leather Jacket via Style Saint Tear Sheet

Fall Fashion Fashion Leather Jacket

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