How to wear a poncho in 2020 according to fashion influencers

Annabel Rosendahl is wearing a Dior hooded poncho.
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Leonie Hanne is her way to the Dior Spring 2021 Show wearing hooded poncho with fringed ends featuring the Check’N’Dior motif in black and white.
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Leonie Hanne at the Balmain SS21 Show wearing a Wool and Cashmere Cape available at MYTHERESA
* Unless this Balmain cape is on hand, the in-between seasons can be tricky in terms of changeable weather. A piece of lightweight insulation, it’s made from soft camel wool and cashmere, and trimmed in dark brown cotton. It will layer elegantly over tailoring and evening dresses, alike.
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LAIA’S PICK: Mango Check Knit Cape
* Knitted fabric. Wide design. Midi design. Short sleeve. Hood. Side pockets.

LAIA’S PICK: Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini Striped Wool-Blend Cape
* Consider this unstructured cape from Philosophy Di Lorenzo Serafini a directional alternative to your fall jacket. Made from double-faced wool-blend with satin trims, it has an open front and a relaxed fit that’s easy to drape over your favorite turtleneck. Complement its mauve, beige and clay brown stripes with golden accents.

LAIA’S PICK: Isabel Marant Étoile Gabo poncho
* Inspirations from international travels infused with urban cool make up the Isabel Marant, Étoile DNA, and it’s evident in this Gabo poncho. The wool-blend knit features assorted geometric prints adorning its slouchy design, while a zipped collar lends the piece a sporty finish. Wear yours with statement knee-high boots for a look that works just as well on a coffee run or on a country walk.