Top 10 spring jackets for women

Never let it be said that the Americans don't do good high street: Romwe are, I suppose, like a US version of Topshop, only just that bit cheaper. Which we like. And you can get it online. Which we also like. Coat, £46.41, by Romwe Photograph: PR So the Barbour had its name in fashion headlights in 2011, but don't go writing it off as a last year has-been. A classic has real staying power season to season, and this jacket is at its best in the traditional waxed style Beadnell jacket, £199.95, by Barbour, from asos.com Photograph: PR Every spring throws up a plethora of Chanel-esque trophy jackets and Zara do the best of them. The length of this jacket, together with the studded detail, stops it looking too twee £119, by Zara Photograph: PR This jacket is Dandy-dom at its best. Keep it looking sharp and modern with a shirt underneath buttoned right up to the neck Jacket, £172.50, by Thakoon, from Glassworks Studios Photograph: PR The trench is always at its Joanna Kramer-esque best when at a midi length. The off-centre buttons on this one are a nice update on a classic design Coat, £90, by Cooper & Stollbrand, from asos.com Photograph: PR A sharp daytime choice, thanks, in no small part, to the hidden buttons which keep it streamlined. Maintain its sleek look with a polo neck and smart black trousers. Coat, £125, by Cos Photograph: PR Here's a tux jacket with a difference. Tone it down with a denim shirt to contrast nicely with the orange £299, by The Kooples Photograph: PR A waterproof version of the classic duffle coat. An injection of maritime detailing comes courtesy of the rope style toggle buttons Mac, £50, by asos.com Photograph: PR Zara are on something of a homerun this season when it comes to Chanel-esque jackets. Yes, one has featured in this gallery already, but they're good enough to warrant another Jacket, £79.99, by Zara Photograph: PR Another modern riff on the classic trench, this time fluid and unstructured in a silk-like cotton with concealed buttons Coat, £125, by Cos Photograph: PR