• Oversized single-breasted silhouette with a classic notched lapel - cut deliberately wide through the shoulders for a relaxed, borrowed-from-tailoring feel
• Single-button fastening at the front keeps the profile clean and unfussy, sitting open as naturally as it does closed
• Structured woven fabric with a smooth finish that holds its shape without feeling stiff - the kind of blazer that looks considered rather than corporate
• Functional button detail at the cuffs adds a tailoring reference that reads as intentional
• Longline cut with a straight hem falls past the hip, balancing the oversized proportions with a polished overall line

The oversized blazer is one of those pieces that earns its place in a wardrobe by working harder than it looks. Worn open over a white cropped top and wide-leg jeans - as seen here - it reads as effortlessly put-together without trying too hard. The relaxed fit means it layers just as well over a slip dress for a wedding or garden party, or over tailored trousers for a graduation or smart-casual occasion where the dress code needs a little interpretation. For more formal events, pair it with wide-leg tailored trousers and a silk camisole, keeping accessories minimal - a long pendant necklace or simple hoop earrings is all it needs. The structured silhouette does the work. This is the kind of blazer that moves between occasions without being restyled from scratch - it simply shifts register depending on what sits beneath it.