• Cropped blazer silhouette with a sharp, structured cut - the hemline sits high above the waist for a bold, midriff-baring finish that's entirely intentional.
• Classic notched lapels and long sleeves give this the architectural backbone of a tailored jacket, minus the formality that bores everyone at the party.
• Lace pocket detailing adds a considered contrast between tailoring and something softer - structure meets texture in the most deliberate way.
• Part of a co-ord set, designed to be worn together for a pulled-together occasion look that requires zero second-guessing.
• Note: due to the fabric composition, colour transfer may occur - handle and store with care.

The kind of piece that makes a wedding guest list feel like a front row. Wear it to graduations, races, or any occasion where looking considered is non-negotiable. Styled as a co-ord with its matching skirt, it reads as a complete, confident look - no layering required, no overthinking. For those who want to break it up, the blazer holds its own over wide-leg tailored trousers or a sleek midi skirt. The cropped length means high-waisted everything is your best friend here. Heels sharpen the silhouette; pointed-toe mules or strappy heeled sandals both work. This is occasion dressing that knows exactly what it's doing.