Gabby Logan found the ideal autumn jacket in this cream Zara button up

Gabby’s high street jacket is sure to be a well-loved staple in any autumn wardrobe

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While we can always rely on the best trench coats to finish off autumn outfits with a chic and practical flair, in the early days of autumn, a lighter jacket is a much more versatile go-to – delivering the gentle added warmth we're craving as cosy season sets in. If you’re on the hunt for the ideal autumn jacket, look no further than Gabby Logan’s cream Zara design.

She was spotted wearing the Zara Woman Collection Buttoned Jacket during the England vs Samoa Rugby World Cup match over the weekend, with the ecru-toned piece working as an ideal fashion-forward layer to bring warmth while also feeling super chic.

Gabby expertly styled the jacket with a muted pink blouse and a pair of textured suit trousers to create an outfit that’s gone straight on our roundup of smart casual outfit ideas for the season ahead.

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Based on a classic bomber jacket, this Zara style is effortlessly cool. An elasticated hem and loose fit make it feel relaxed, and thus perfect for pairing day-to-day with jeans and your best white trainers. But the addition of thoughtful design elements, including the high neck, cuffed sleeves and asymmetrical button front, elevates the high street piece into something that feels altogether more luxurious. Beyond the shape of the jacket, the ecru colour of the jacket means it’s going to work with any outfit you wear it over this season.

Find a bright hue from this season's autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2025 and use this jacket to temper any bold looks. It will also help to tone down busy patterns, as Gabby demonstrated.

A truly versatile buy, take this look into winter by going for a colour-drenched look, teaming the ecru jacket with colour-matched trousers, knitwear and boots for a bold but cosy look.

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse
Freelance news writer

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.

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