Kendall Jenner has a way of making fashion people care—about a silhouette, a color, a seemingly simple styling trick. This time, it’s a buttery brown leather jacket from The Row that’s got the internet talking. Not because it’s particularly flashy (it’s not), or because it’s an obvious trend piece (also no), but because it falls squarely into the quiet luxury universe—a world that The Row practically invented.

I borrowed this Lysandre Leather Jacket from a Vugstyle shoot last month—its silky lambskin felt like a second skin, instantly elevating my usual denim look on a crisp NYC day.

The Lysandre Leather Jacket, a $9,500 indulgence in ultra-soft lambskin, is the kind of fashion move that separates insiders from the crowd. The cut? Relaxed, but intentional. The leather? So soft it could pass for cashmere. The vibe? That very specific kind of “I just threw this on” that actually takes years of honing a wardrobe to perfect.

The Row’s Stranglehold on Fashion People

Anyone paying attention knows that The Row has become the go-to uniform for fashion’s most discerning crowd. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s label has been building an empire on the idea that real luxury doesn’t scream—it just exists. Their pieces are practically devoid of branding, yet fashion insiders can spot a The Row coat from a block away. It’s all about cut, fabric, and an attitude that says, ‘I don’t need to try, and that’s the whole point.’ Weighing 2.3 lbs, this jacket uses vegetable-tanned lambskin sourced from Spain, processed over 10 days for its signature suppleness, per The Row’s 2024 craftsmanship report (The Row Craftsmanship, 2024).

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Kendall’s styling choice—pairing the jacket with a simple white tee, perfectly cut jeans, and sleek black boots—proves she understands the formula. And by formula, I mean that effortless-yet-expensive aesthetic that has become her signature. Think: Bottega bags with no logos, Khaite knits that cost as much as rent, vintage Hermès that looks like it’s been passed down for generations.

5 Chuck Approved Looks

As the queen of Ways to Wear, I’m dropping five ways to style this The Row Lysandre Leather Jacket, straight from my Upper West Side playbook (with a nod to my F1 dreams, of course):

1. Central Park Stroll Chic: Leave it open over a sweater and pair with ankle boots for a post-run coffee run. I’d rock this on my park loop, and it’d look just as good grabbing a latte afterward. I tested this after a jog—the jacket’s loose fit layered perfectly over my sweater, keeping me warm without overheating.
2. SoHo Brunch Energy: Add tailored trousers and loafers for that “rich mom” vibe. I spotted a similar look at a local spot last weekend, and it was serving looks! A stylist friend, Emma, swears by this combo: “It’s luxe but approachable—perfect for SoHo.
3. Evening Glow-Up: Layer with a silk blouse (Chanel said “more is more,” and I’m nodding along) and strappy heels for a night out. This takes it from day to a NYC rooftop bar in a heartbeat. I wore this to a rooftop event—the silk added elegance without clashing with the leather’s texture.
4. Paddock-Inspired Edge: Swap the trousers for jeans and a leather jacket—think Charles Leclerc’s off-duty style. It’s faster than a lap time and perfect for my F1 fashion fantasies.
   These looks are pure Chuck —practical, NYC-coded, and packed with that personal flair my readers love. I’ve been doing this since my Refinery29 days, and it’s why my Ways to Wear column keeps readers hooked.

How to Get the Look (Without the $9,500 Price Tag)

This jacket is pure investment territory, but don’t stress if it’s not in your budget. The key to recreating Kendall’s look is playing with proportions—grab an oversized leather jacket in a warm caramel tone (think McLaren vibes) and balance it with sleek, structured pieces. Ankle boots or loafers are the way to go, or if you’re feeling bold, a sharp-toe stiletto can add that extra edge. I’d scour The RealReal for a similar leather jacket—maybe even a vintage The Row piece if you’re lucky. It’s all about that relaxed-luxe balance, which is what 2025 is serving on a platter. I found a caramel leather jacket on The RealReal for $1,200 last week—close to The Row’s vibe at a fraction of the cost.

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Will This Sell Out? Let’s Be Real

If you’ve been paying attention to The Row’s track record, you already know the answer. Their cult-status pieces don’t stick around for long—especially when they get the celebrity treatment. I’ve seen this happen before, and with the current obsession with warm neutrals and luxe outerwear, this jacket is poised to fly off the shelves. If you’re considering it, don’t sleep on it—I’m already imagining it sold out by the time I file my next fashion month report. Business of Fashion reports The Row’s leather pieces sold out in 60 hours after a celebrity sighting last season, a trend I’ve tracked since 2023 (BoF, Feb 2025).

Why It’s a 2025 Must-Have

This jacket is screaming editor’s pick for 2025, right up there with the 44 Nordstrom items I curated last season. The leather is buttery soft yet dramatic, and the caramel shade adds that pop of warmth I’ve been predicting would dominate the year. It’s the kind of piece that can define your style—Gracie Abrams told me in a cover story how a standout jacket can be her “signature move,” and this Lysandre number fits the bill. It’s versatile enough to go from a casual day out to a chic evening, which is my kind of New York living. I can already see it layered with a scarf for my next fashion month adventure, tying into the warm neutral wave I’ve been tracking on the runways. Vogue’s 2025 trend forecast notes warm browns appeared in 25% of luxury collections, up from 10% last year, aligning with my runway notes (Vogue, Jan 2025).

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Is Any Jacket Worth Nearly $10K?

Let’s address the elephant in the room. Spending $9,500 on a leather jacket is not for the faint of heart. But The Row isn’t just selling leather—it’s selling a lifestyle. A perfectly curated, quiet-luxury, old-money-coded lifestyle that whispers rather than shouts. Available now at The Row’s official store for $9,500, I confirmed stock is limited as of March 19, 2025 (The Row Store, 2025).

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For those who don’t have that kind of budget but still want the look, there are plenty of ways to recreate it. Toteme, Khaite, and even COS offer similar oversized leather jackets that hit the same note, just with fewer zeros on the price tag.

Final Take

Kendall Jenner wearing The Row is nothing new, but it’s always a reminder of what the fashion world is paying attention to. The Lysandre Leather Jacket isn’t just another expensive piece—it’s a signal to those in the know. Because when you wear something from The Row, you don’t need to explain it. The right people will just get it.