Wearing leather jackets has always been in fashion. When you have nothing to wear, throw on a plain tee and a leather jacket, you are good to go! Leather jackets have always been the most fashionable, edgy and trending attire of all time. You can wear it for both formal as well as informal gatherings are parties and would still look ravishing. 

The trend of leather jackets goes decades back. It first started by pilots to stay safe whilst their flights and this trend was caught on by celebrities. Who doesn’t follow celebrities at this point? The trend spread like fire and soon public was wearing cool leather jackets just like their favorite celebrities. If anyone wants to know the top reasons of why to wear celebrity’s leather jackets, let us tell you. 

1. Fashionable. 

Leather jackets have always been in fashion. It was first introduced for fighter pilots to make sure to stay safe when they eject whilst being in a war in the air. The fashions started from there, decades ago and is still in trend. This proves that leather jackets are super fashionable and always in trend. One can find a wide variety of styles and leather whilst choosing a leather jacket. 

2. Vintage. 

Since real leather lovers know the history of leather, they realize how vintage this is. Leather jackets is vintage yet so cool and chic. It kinds of represents old school which makes one remembers the old times along with the perfect look!

3. Hit Statement in Hollywood. 

Celebrities have been wearing leather jackets since it was first introduced. Joan Jett, Debbie Harry, and Kate Moss wore leather jackets in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. There are other popular celebrities in Hollywood who wear leather jackets too like Emma Watson, Hugh Jackman and a lot more. 

4. Expression of Love.

Wearing jackets worn by celebrities help you express your love to those characters and actors. Wearing the same jacket as Sam and Dean Winchester wore in the series Supernatural would help you express your love and appreciation to the characters as well as the series itself. 

5. Looks Cool. 

Leather jackets, in general, look cool, but wearing a leather jacket worn by a top celebrity makes us look even better. Imagine wearing a leather jacket worn by Tom Cruise. Wearing it in public would make us feel better, no?

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