I can imagine how weird it must be for Jens-Frederik Nielsen to wear one at those high-stress meetings 
. It's kinda like he's wearing his personal shield against all the drama going on around him. And I love how it's now a symbol of adaptability and practicality, especially with climate change being such a thing right now 
. It's also cool that brands are jumping on the trend and making it more accessible to everyone. Kendall Jenner rocking a $250 windbreaker is everything 
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. It's kinda like he's wearing his personal shield against all the drama going on around him. And I love how it's now a symbol of adaptability and practicality, especially with climate change being such a thing right now . It's also cool that brands are jumping on the trend and making it more accessible to everyone. Kendall Jenner rocking a $250 windbreaker is everything .
. I mean, it makes sense that people are drawn to something that's versatile and easy to layer, but at the same time, its been around for ages and was originally designed for survival in the Arctic 
. Now, it's just a fashion statement and you see celebs rocking them everywhere 
. The fact that brands like Zara and Ganni have jumped on the trend and put their own spin on it is also pretty cool 
. But what I find really fascinating is how something as simple as a windbreaker can become a symbol of adaptability and practicality in our increasingly unpredictable world 
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there are some weird coincidences here. Did you notice how quickly K-Way jumped on the trend with their own version of the Le Vrai jacket after this whole thing went down? It just feels like a marketing ploy to me. And what's up with all these celebrities rocking the windbreaker out of nowhere? Was it just a random fashion choice or did they get paid off by some sneaky brand to promote it? I'm not buying it... 
