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Best jackets for spring and summer, from bombers to trench coats

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Spring is here and summer should be on its way soon, which means we can ditch our big coats and enjoy donning some lighter layers at last. Whether the weather allows us to wear dresses or there are seasonal showers requiring an extra jumper, spring jackets are the style staple to sport during this transitional time.

Given the unpredictable UK climes, lightweight jackets lend themselves well to outfits worn during the summer months too. As always, for this round-up, our shopping is inspired by key trends as well as classic pieces, and our fashion editors have been keeping a keen eye on the best buys.

When it comes to spring and summer outerwear, staple trends cover bomber jackets and biker jackets as worn by Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner. Meanwhile, multi-purpose gilets with pockets are having a utilitarian style moment. Timeless trench coats are a forever favourite, and quilted coats continue to soar in popularity.

Some of the colours reigning supreme on the SS23 catwalks include earthy pink and orange hues as seen by designers Isabel Marant and Hermes, as well as the different shades

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