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Since balaclavas started crawling their way up to high-end brands, we’ve seen countless innovations along the runways. While some still look at the accessory with trepidation, the imminent winter freeze might be the nudge we need to champion this out-there head warmer.

Fashion houses such as Gucci and Marni have become very fond of the garment, cementing their love for the balaclava with a range of bold iterations for FW22. Even luxury sportswear brands like Stone Island have crafted their own technical versions of it, adding a bunch of features that prioritize its utility. Yet, when we think we’ve seen it all, Jacquemus drops a striking balaclava combo.

While Jacquemus is no stranger to the comforts of monochromatic minimalism, the designer’s ‘Le Papier’ collection is home to a bunch of bold, fuzzy highlights. That includes everything from socks to full tracksuits, and, of course, balaclavas — all of which recently got Central Cee co-signs through a seriously cozy photoshoot.

Coming in either bright purple or brown, the new Jacquemus balaclavas epitomize the brightness that Jacquemus is bringing to the chilly season with a cozy, textured finish as well as a short visor to rock during those sunny winter days.

Its stretchy material makes it form-fitting, tight to the face without feeling constrictive, and its long neck cover is made to battle the cold breeze. Following its minimalistic aesthetic, the brand's embroidered logo is seen at the front of the hat as the only detailing.

Jacquemus has done what he does best, bringing tactile beauty to a garment that also delivers function in abundance. The balaclava balances the two worlds with fuzzy pastel visuals on one hand, and visor-topped utility on the other. Stay warm and turn some heads this winter.

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