Faux fur trim runs along the cuffs and hem, giving the jacket a deliberately over-the-top Y2K edge that sets it apart from a standard denim layer. Oversized pom pom details scatter across the chest - three in total - sitting proud of the denim and adding dimension without any extra effort on your part. A tie-waist detail cinches the silhouette mid-body, so the jacket can be worn loose and relaxed or pulled in for a more defined shape depending on the mood. The cotton-rich shell has a soft drape and cool handfeel that skims the body rather than stiffening around the shoulders - it moves with you rather than against you. Faux fur-lined interior adds a layer of warmth through the body, making this a jacket that actually works for cooler days rather than just looking the part. This jacket slots into a wardrobe as the piece that does the heavy lifting on personality. It works best when the rest of the outfit keeps things straightforward - the model pairs it with wide-leg denim, and that double-denim approach leans fully into the early 2000s reference without feeling like a costume. The pom poms and fur trim are the focal point, so a simple fitted top underneath keeps the balance right. For a night out with friends or a weekend market trip, throw it over a cropped ribbed top and straight-leg jeans with chunky trainers. It also layers well over a hoodie when the temperature drops, with the tie-waist still doing enough to stop the whole look from reading too bulky. Keep accessories minimal - the jacket already has plenty to say.