Play with lines. The cape is voluminous, and that's its beauty. But to avoid the "sack" effect, pair it with more fitted garments on the bottom. If your cape is long and wide, wear skinny pants, leggings, a pencil skirt, or a straight dress. The idea is to create a nice contrast between the volume on top and the slim line below. This also applies to footwear: pair tall boots or pointed pumps to lengthen the figure.
Don't forget the belt. Many capes don't have a belt, but adding one can make a difference, especially if you want to define your silhouette.
Emphasizing your waist will help you create a more feminine and harmonious shape. Try a contrasting belt, perhaps in leather, or a thin chain to add an extra touch of style.
Choose a color you like. Neutral colors like camel, black, or grey are always a winning bet because they go well with everything. They allow you to create classic and elegant looks effortlessly. But if you feel daring, try the cherry jacket with fringes: a bright color can give that touch of personality that makes your look unforgettable, transforming the cape into the true focal point of your outfit.