The 14 Best Women’s Blazers for Fall Travel

The Palermo women's blazer effortlessly nods to a number of trends that come around again and again, from the military-style brass buttons to those late ‘80s notched lapels—but it all comes together for a classic blazer you’ll wear for years. 

You can most definitely wear white after Labor Day—especially when it’s this dress-it-up, dress-it-down ivory Rita blazer with a chic asymmetric cut. And pssst, it's machine washable—very important when it comes to white clothing.

Basic black? Not this tweed Mango blazer. Fringed hems, stamped buttons, and a longline cut lend this blazer It-girl cool for work or play from one of our favorite Barcelona brands. 

The shawl collar and flat front pockets on this plus-size blazer gives it a little extra interest, whether you want to dial the formality up to a 10 or just wear it with a pair of jeans and your favorite tee. An easy breezy blazer—with style. 

We never met a houndstooth pattern we didn’t like. With a stylish long cut and lapels that nod to the ‘90s, this blazer is right on trend for fall. And, it's from Topshop—one of our favorite favourite British High Street shops. 

If you just need a simple and affordable black (or gray, navy, or khaki) blazer, look no further: Target (as always) has you covered. It's got a functional pocket, slight stretch, and 4.5 stars with over 500 ratings. 

Not all blazers have to be tailored—this casual (but still stylish) boyfriend blazer in a soft textured fabric is the perfect layering piece for a day of travel. No boyfriend required. 

With a jaunty houndstooth pattern and Scandinavian-inspired lines, you’ll be able to wear the Madeline blazer all year round (and when it’s this cute, you absolutely should). Note, it was designed by former model and current beloved fashion designer, Anine Bing. 

Wear the Jacquard boyfriend blazer with band tees and ripped black skinny jeans while you explore during the day, or use it as a coat on a night out—the black-and-white plaid blazer is the definition of versatile. And dare we say, chic?

Express is a go-to when it comes to fashion workhorses, and this ruched-sleeve version is no exception. The shorter sleeves are the perfect excuse to show off a gold cuff and the autumnal rust hue can take you from the office to a Tinder date, no problem. 

Work? Yes. Play? Definitely. This dark camel raw-hem blazer from Topshop perfectly walks the line between office-ready and totally casual, thanks to its chilled-out longline approach and asymmetrical closure that still looks polished for work. We're sold. 

Jet lag? No problem. An eye-catching forest green blazer can be paired with black jeans for travel and work pants for that 9a.m. meeting the morning after your long-haul flight. Padded shoulders give a little oomph to petite frames. 

This floral silk topper isn’t your standard blazer. The feminine cut, fun rose and dragonfly print, and lapel pockets make it the perfect blazer for shoppers who love the idea of a vintage jacket but just don’t have the patience to find the perfect one. We did the shopping work for you—you're welcome.

Okay, okay—this Boden blazer is technically saffron, not quite yellow. But saffron is just fall's favorite yellow hue. This is the kind of blazer that sharpens up any outfit, from a maxi dress to paperbag waist pants. And how good would it look in a leaf-pepper selfie? Really good.