• Feather trim at the cuffs - the split sleeve opening lets the fringe sit loose and move with every gesture, catching the light without overwhelming the structure of the jacket.
• Double-breasted front with four buttons and flap pockets at the hip; the silhouette is oversized but the peak lapel keeps it sharp rather than slouchy.
• Woven crepe construction gives the fabric a subtly textured surface and a clean, weighted drape - it holds its shape across the shoulder and falls smoothly through the body rather than clinging.
• The deep V created by the double-breasted cross-over makes it easy to wear with nothing underneath, keeping the look intentional rather than accidental.
• Oversized fit through the body and sleeves means it sits away from the frame - styled here as a co-ord with matching wide-leg trousers for a full tailored moment.

A night out calls for something that reads dressed up the moment you walk in, and this blazer does that through detail rather than volume. The feather cuffs are the whole story - structured suiting on top, something far more interesting at the wrist. Wear it as the model does, as a co-ord with the matching trousers and nothing underneath, letting the peak lapel frame a deep neckline. That combination works for bar nights, pre-drinks at a friend's, or anywhere the dress code sits between smart and going-out. If you want to break up the suiting, swap the trousers for a satin slip skirt and barely-there heels. The blazer is oversized enough to carry an outfit on its own - a simple going-out top underneath keeps the focus on the feather detail without competing with it. Gold jewellery, as the model wears, ties in with the buttons and keeps the overall look cohesive.