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| Reed Krakoff |
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| Hermes |
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| Reed Krakoff |
Menswear-inspired blazers are back in a big way, literally. With built in tailored attitude, this latest crop is roomier and sharper, featuring defined shoulders (square or rounded) and an appealing hip and butt-covering length. The strong silhouette is more assertive than "boyfriend dressing"- this woman doesn't need to borrow anyone's clothes.
How to Wear it...
1. This time around, forgo the cigarette pants. Balance proportions with slouchy trousers and or a boxy midi-skirt.
2. Crafted from lighter wools and crepes, this blazer is all about the drape; go for stream-lined pairings like a silk blouse, or for evenings, skip that layer and show some skin.
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| Jean Paul Gaultier |
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| Reiss |
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| Reiss |
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| Stella McCartney |
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| New Look |
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| Reiss |
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