• Cropped blazer silhouette with a sharp lapel neckline and structured shoulders - the kind of tailoring that means business, even when the occasion calls for something more after-dark.
• Long sleeves with a fitted cut through the body, hitting at a cropped hem that sits above the waist for a deliberate, midriff-baring finish.
• Lace pocket detail adds a considered textural contrast to the tailored shell - a detail that reads dressed-up without trying too hard.
• Designed as part of a co-ord set, so the blazer is built to pair directly with its matching piece for an intentional, put-together look straight out of the bag.

This blazer slots into the wardrobe as the piece that makes everything else work harder. Worn as the co-ord it was designed for, it's the kind of outfit that needs very little else - a barely-there heel and a sleek updo and you're done. For those who like to rework their pieces, it also sits well thrown over tailored wide-leg trousers or a slip skirt for something that straddles the line between formal and fashion-forward. Races, weddings, graduation dinners, late-night events with a dress code - this blazer holds its own across all of them. Structured where it counts, cropped where it matters.