Women are embracing tailored blazers this fall and giving them a prominent place in fall wardrobes.

This year’s iteration of the jacket incorporates interesting silhouettes (we see you, strong shoulders) and delicate embroidery. Not to mention that DIY touches like cinching with a skinny belt, turn functional into just plain fun.

Favorite Tailored Blazers to Suit Every Style

When the father of floral plays with the classics, the result is always stunning. Ted Baker’s Darceye suit jacket features a traditional check modernized with pretty petals. Pair over black cigarette pants and cinch with a thin belt for an updated shape.

$519
Ted Baker, 201 Newbury St., Boston

Wear your heart on your sleeve of Cinq à Sept’s Embroidered Estelle Blazer. This romantic, tailored blazer is made of soft, Japanese fabric.

$595
Saks Fifth Avenue, 800 Boylston St., Boston

Connecticut designer Neville Wisdom adds details like oversized pockets, double sleeves, and a drawstring waist for bringing shape to the slouchy G Jacket Rayon Ponte. Available in black, emerald and charcoal.

$325
Neville Wisdom, 903 Whalley Ave., New Haven, Conn.

Cut to a slim-fit silhouette, Reiss’ Beatrix Jacket is a one-button wonder, especially when you pair it with the coordinating shorts. Soft pink is super feminine, while the red is ever-so bold.

$445
Reiss, 132 Newbury St., Boston

The Women’s Kinetic Blazer by Boston-born business wear brand Ministry of Supply boasts Japanese Primeflex warp-knit fabric with four-way stretch and liner-free structure. Bonus points: It’s wrinkle-free and machine-washable.

$275.
Ministry of Supply, 299 Newbury St., Boston

Want to know what else we are wearing this fall? Furry footwear, monochrome outfits, and some seriously great hats.