Dark tailoring · Spring · Autumn
Wool and leather patchwork blazer with an olive satin skirt
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Olive. It is barely a colour, which is why I agreed. A fitted blazer pieced from charcoal wool and black leather. Under it, an olive satin skirt cut on the bias, with a loose panel at each hip. The skirt moves. The blazer does not negotiate. Office, then dinner.
A fitted blazer pieced from charcoal wool and black leather, worn over an olive satin bias skirt with draped side panels.
A fitted single-breasted blazer assembled from parts: charcoal wool flannel for one lapel and the sleeves, a darker textured wool across the front, black leather for the left chest, the side panels and the pocket flaps. The seams curve around the waist and the front hem is cut uneven, one side longer than the other. It closes on one button and the sleeves are pushed up.
Under it, an olive satin skirt cut on the bias to just below the knee, with a loose panel on each hip that hangs like an unfinished thought. The satin is the only thing here that moves. It is an outfit for autumn and spring days with a schedule: the office, a lunch, a dinner that was not planned.
Olive is a colour the way decaf is coffee. I allow it.
the pieces
- Charcoal wool and leather patchwork blazer
- Olive satin bias midi skirt
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styling notes
- One button closed, sleeves pushed up
- Skirt on the bias, side panels left loose
- Pointed pump or a flat ankle boot
palette
details
wearabilitycloser to street
