The Best Puffer: The Uniqlo Ultra Down Light Hooded Coat


Fashion blogger KatWalkSF standing in front of Eva's Bakery in Salt Lake City wearing a Uniqlo puffer.


The UNIQLO name comes from the words ‘unique’ and ‘clothing’ – simple and clever, just like their clothes, which are world-famous for being high-quality, innovative, functional, and affordable.

The flagship of these staples is undoubtedly the UNIQLO down jacket. Coming in a range of styles, from parkas to the now legendary super-lightweight option, these pieces are easily styled, functional, and downright affordable. It’s a modern-day icon that looks good on anyone. There are several reasons for the success of UNIQLO down beyond looks alone, though. One is the fact it’s lightweight and so easy to transport. Add that to the fact that they’re water-repellent and warm, and you’ve got a winter winner.

I was introduced to UNIQLO when they opened their flagship location in San Francisco on Powell Street in Union Square way back in 2012. I spent many years working on a retail floor and was blown away by their massive amount of perfectly merchandised and folded products.

Flash forward to a couple of years later in my blogging career and I was modeling the Uniqlo Ultra Down Light Hooded Coat in the window of the very same flagship store (where is that photo???)

I received this coat for a blog collaboration, but it has become a staple in my wardrobe. I showcase it year after year on the blog and on my stories, so I figured it deserved a dedicated blog post and lookbook by now!

Scroll down for the features and benefits of the coat as well as my styling the coat over the years.


Uniqlo Ultra Down Light Hooded Coat

xxs-xxl | five colors | hand wash cold


Uniqlo Ultra Down Light Hooded Coat

Features & Benefits 

water-repellent coating keeps out light rain.

pocketable design can be stored in the carrying pouch -> carrying pouch attaches to the inside loop on the left

newly updated with a more compact, unlined design.

versatile matte finish

the seam is aligned with stitches behind the waist to maintain a streamlined silhouette.

shapely A-line cut

contoured round collar with a detachable hood.


Fashion blogger KatWalkSF wears the Uniqlo Ultra Down black puffer coat in San Francisco.


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The Gucci Intarsia Fishnet Tights


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Don’t reserve Gucci’s fishnet tights just for dresses and mini skirts – they look so cool peeking out from ripped boyfriend jeans, too. This black pair is intarsia-woven with the house’s iconic ‘GG’ logo and has a smooth waistband that doesn’t dig or pinch your skin.


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Nécessaire Review: Everything You Need to Know


San Francisco fashion and lifestyle blogger KatWalkSF hold the Nécessaire The Body Essentials Kit in her SKIMS robe


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Orders $125+ ship with a Full-Size Body Serum AND a Full-Size Body Oil ($85).


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Nécessaire Review


We’re living in an era focused on self-care at home and using clean, sustainable products. So, it’s no wonder that body care is becoming a more important part of skincare routines. It’s also why Necessaire has become one of the hottest body care brands on the market.

Whether you’ve seen Necessaire’s products in your social media feed or they’re currently on your nightstand, you can’t help but be drawn to their luxurious yet minimalistic packaging. The idea of skin-care-level ingredients without alcohol, silicone and fragrance-free options makes these products extremely desirable.

My thoughts on the products? My honest Nécessaire Review is that products are 100% worth the hype. They check all my boxes and my skin has never been better. Snag the essential set ASAP.


About The Brand


The line was founded in November 2018 by Into the Gloss co-founder, Nick Axelrod, and former Esteé Lauder executive, Randi Christiansen. The brand uses recycled boxes and paper for its packaging and mailers. They also only work with FSC-certified companies, which means Necessaire only works with companies that are eco-friendly and protect the forest.


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Free People Ain’t She a Beaut Puff Sleeve Ruched Dress


KatWalkSF wearing the Free People Ruched Dress at the Palace of Fine Arts.


Free People Ain’t She a Beaut Puff Sleeve Ruched Dress


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wearing a medium in the free people ruched dress



Feel free and easy in this breezy cotton dress!
The cloud-like puff sleeves, exaggerated button detail, and a ruched front bodice give this dress a RICH feel at a $118 price point.

Details

  • Square neckline
  • Exaggerated sleeves
  • Fully lined
  • 53″ length (size Medium)
  • Back button closure
  • Elbow-length exaggerated sleeves
  • Side-seam pockets
  • Lined
  • 100% cotton
  • Machine wash, tumble dry

scroll down for outfit details and multiple ways to style it


KatWalkSF wearing the Free People Ruched Dress at the Palace of Fine Arts.


KatWalkSF wearing the Free People Ruched Dress at the Palace of Fine Arts.


KatWalkSF wearing the Free People Ruched Dress at the Palace of Fine Arts.



KatWalkSF wearing the Free People Ruched Dress at the Palace of Fine Arts.


style it casually

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San Francisco blogger Katwalksf styles the Free People Ain't She a Beaut Puff Sleeve Ruched Dress with a brown suede jacket.


San Francisco blogger Katwalksf styles the Free People Ain't She a Beaut Puff Sleeve Ruched Dress with a brown suede jacket.


San Francisco blogger Katwalksf styles the Free People Ain't She a Beaut Puff Sleeve Ruched Dress with a brown suede jacket.


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The Free People Shayla Jumpsuit


Free People Shayla Jumpsuit


The Free People Shayla Jumpsuit

wearing a size medium

Get groovy in this printed to perfection 70’s style wide-leg jumpsuit. The print caught my eye and the ruching details sold me. The button-up neckline allows you to decide just how daring you’re feeling. I’ve worn it very deep with no bra for a night out and buttoned up with a blazer for a film festival in wine country.

scroll down for the shayla jumpsuit styled multiple ways

and a blazer roundup


Free People Shayla Jumpsuit


San Francisco fashion blogger KatWalkSF styles the Free People Shayla Jumpsuit at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco


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San Francisco fashion blogger KatWalkSF styles the Free People Shayla Jumpsuit at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco


blazer roundup

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San Francisco fashion blogger KatWalkSF styles the Free People Shayla Jumpsuit at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco


San Francisco fashion blogger KatWalkSF styles the Free People Shayla Jumpsuit at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco


Love the Free People Shayla Jumpsuit? I guarantee that you’ll love this dress.