Dark tailoring · Autumn · Winter
Asymmetric balloon-sleeve blazer with burgundy satin sash
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One sleeve. It needed the room. A black wool blazer top with a single balloon sleeve, the other side cut away to a black bustier, a burgundy satin sash, slit wide-leg trousers. The sleeve takes up a seat. Openings, and doorways wide enough.
One sleeve the size of a sculpture, the other side sleeveless: a black wool blazer top cinched with a burgundy satin sash over slit wide-leg trousers.
A black wool blazer top cut in two halves that refuse to agree. The left side carries a pleated balloon sleeve the size of a small monument; the right side is sleeveless, with a curved cut-out above a black bustier. A pleated peplum finishes the hem, and a burgundy satin sash wraps the waist before it ties at the side. Underneath, black wide-leg trousers with front slits that open from the knee.
This is gallery-opening tailoring, not office tailoring. Wear it in autumn or winter with a pointed heel and nothing else that competes: the sleeve has already taken the room. If the sash feels like too much colour, a black one turns the whole thing into a monochrome study, though the wine red is the point. Keep the hair straight and off the shoulder so the pleats read.
Yes, the sleeve fits through doors. Sideways.
the pieces
- Black wool asymmetric balloon-sleeve blazer top
- Black bustier
- Burgundy satin sash
- Black wide-leg trousers with front slits
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styling notes
- Pointed heel, nothing chunky
- Let the sleeve do the talking: no bag on that side
- Swap the sash for black to go monochrome
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