Dark tailoring · Autumn · Winter
Green wool blazer with burgundy leather trousers
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Rooftop bench, golden hour, forty minutes early. An oversized forest green wool blazer, sitting off the shoulders, an ivory satin cowl cami, burgundy leather straight-leg trousers. Pointed heel or a flat loafer. Three colours if the sunset counts. It doesn't. Drinks at seven.
An oversized forest green wool blazer over an ivory satin cowl cami and burgundy leather trousers, on a rooftop bench at golden hour.
The blazer is forest green wool, cut a full size up, with peak lapels and sleeves that fold back on themselves in heavy, ruched layers. Under it, an ivory satin cami with a cowl neck that drapes soft and loose. The trousers are burgundy leather, high-waisted with a straight leg and a centre seam, the kind of piece that looks better creased than pressed.
This is autumn tailoring for evenings that start at six and run late: dinner, a drink after, a walk back across town when the light has gone. Keep the top half quiet so the two colours can argue on their own. Pointed heels or a flat loafer both work; the blazer does the talking either way.
Sat on a cold stone bench above the city, waiting for someone who is late. The trousers don't wrinkle. The patience does.
the pieces
- Oversized forest green wool blazer
- Ivory satin cowl-neck cami
- Burgundy leather straight-leg trousers
similar pieces
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styling notes
- Let the blazer sit off the shoulders rather than buttoning it
- Keep the cami plain; the colours do the work
- Pointed heels or a flat loafer, nothing chunky
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wearabilitycloser to street