• Double-breasted silhouette with ornate gold-tone buttons - including decorative epaulette fastenings at the shoulder - that give the coat its polished, structured character.
• The double crepe fabric carries a soft drape and cool handfeel, skimming the body without clinging, so the coat moves cleanly with every step rather than pulling across the back.
• Maxi length that falls to the lower calf, creating a long, unbroken line that works particularly well over tailored occasion wear.
• Wide notch lapels sit flat and sharp, lending the coat a quietly authoritative look that holds its shape throughout the day.
• A self-tie belt at the waist allows you to define your silhouette or leave the coat to hang open - two very different looks from the same piece.

A wedding, a graduation, an afternoon at the races - occasions where the coat is as much a part of the outfit as what sits beneath it. This trench carries itself with the kind of considered structure that makes it the natural choice when the event demands more than a casual throw-on. Worn open, it drapes with a relaxed ease over a column dress or wide-leg trousers. Belted, it narrows the waist and reads far more formal. The model pairs it with wide-leg dark denim, a fine-knit ribbed top, and a leather belt - a combination that shows just how well the coat crosses from occasion dressing into refined everyday wear. For weddings or races, layer it over a midi dress with block-heel courts and minimal jewellery, letting the coat's gold hardware do the talking. The maxi length means it works as a considered cover-up without obscuring the outfit underneath.