• Structured high neck with a tailored stand collar - the kind of neckline that does the talking before you've said a word.
• Sleeveless silhouette cut close to the body, with a fitted waist that gives the whole look its sharp, intentional shape.
• Full button-through front fastening running from collar to hem - functional and architectural in equal measure.
• Cropped hemline with peplum-style flap detailing at the hip, making it a natural match for the co-ord trouser or skirt beneath.
• Part of a co-ordinated set - wear it together for a full tailored moment, or pull the waistcoat into its own rotation with separates you already own.

This is a going-out piece that skips the obvious. At a bar, at dinner, or walking into a party where you actually want to be remembered - the tailored waistcoat hits different when the rest of the room is in a going-out top. Worn as a co-ord it reads as a considered, put-together look with real intention behind it. Break it up and it works just as hard: the waistcoat over wide-leg trousers and a heel, or tucked into a midi skirt for something a touch more editorial. The structured silhouette means minimal accessories needed - a sleek bag and a confident exit is all this one asks for.