Why it's worth it
A blazer collar rerouted to one shoulder — the reference lands without trying.
The Edit
One shoulder carries the full structural weight here — a folded lapel collar traces the neckline diagonally, landing across a bare décolleté while a single spaghetti strap steadies the other side. The body is seam-fitted through the waist, with four self-covered buttons tracking the center placket and two patch flap pockets sitting flat at the hips. A brass zip at the hem ties the tailoring vocabulary together, preventing this from reading as anything other than intentional.
The details
Made of
64% polyester, 34% viscose, 2% elastane
- Silhouette
- Structured
- Neckline
- One shoulder
- Sleeve
- Sleeveless
- Length
- Hip-length
- Waist
- Fitted waist
- Closure
- Button front
- Details
- Pockets, princess seams, slit
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