KAREN MILLENTailored Double Breast Blazer

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Description

- Double-breasted silhouette with a structured lapel collar, lending a sharp and authoritative finish to the design - Distinctive dark button fastening at the front, adding a considered contrast detail to the tailored construction - Neatly shaped through the waist to create a defined, feminine silhouette without compromising on ease of movement - Long sleeves with a clean, precise cut that speaks to expert craftsmanship and refined tailoring - Regular fit that sits beautifully across the shoulders and through the body, flattering a range of silhouettes with effortless sophistication This double-breasted blazer is the kind of investment piece that transitions seamlessly from the boardroom to an after-work dinner. Its structured tailoring and waist-defining cut make it a natural choice for high-stakes meetings, client lunches, or any occasion that calls for a polished, put-together appearance. Wear it as a co-ord with matching wide-leg trousers as seen on the model, finishing the look with strappy heeled sandals and a structured leather bag for a complete, sophisticated ensemble. Alternatively, style it over a silk blouse and tailored trousers for a more formal setting, or dress it down with straight-leg trousers and pointed-toe heels for a smart-casual evening out. The clean lines and considered detailing make this blazer a true wardrobe anchor that works as hard as you do. Product Details & Care Main: 100% polyester. Machine wash only. Model wears UK 10/US 6. Model's height approx. 5'9".

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Product IDs

REVERSIBLE ID
273361919
Brand style ID
BKK29502-165

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