Velvet and embroidery · Autumn · Winter
Green velvet suit with sculpted shoulders and ivory blouse
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Velvet shoulders. Doors open themselves. A dark green velvet blazer with the shoulders stacked into points, an ivory satin cowl blouse loose inside the lapels, straight velvet trousers. The blouse refuses to sit up straight. We have that in common. Meetings worth dressing for.
A dark green velvet suit with tiered, pointed shoulders and a cutaway peplum hem, over an ivory satin cowl blouse. Loft windows, hard afternoon light.
A suit in deep green velvet, the kind that reads almost black until the light hits it. The blazer is fitted through the waist with a single hook closure and a cutaway hem that drops into two sharp points at the hip, and the shoulders are built in stacked, pointed tiers that sit well above the arm. The trousers are the same velvet, straight and plain, because the jacket has already said everything.
Under it, an ivory satin blouse with a soft cowl neck that fills the open lapels and gives the eye somewhere to rest. Autumn and winter, a dinner or an evening meeting where the room is expensive and the chairs are hard. A pointed black pump, hair flat and centre-parted so nothing competes with the shoulder line.
The shoulders enter first. She follows when she is ready.
the pieces
- Green velvet blazer with stacked pointed shoulders
- Ivory satin cowl-neck blouse
- Green velvet straight trousers
similar pieces
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styling notes
- Blouse cowl loose inside the lapels, never tucked flat
- Trousers plain and straight; the jacket carries the shape
- Pointed black pump, hair centre-parted and flat
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wearabilitysomewhere in between
