KAREN MILLENCompact Stretch Short Sleeve Jacket

Ivory
$216
Black
$216

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Description

- Tailored fit with precision seaming through the waist, creating a beautifully defined silhouette - Statement tortoiseshell-effect buttons running down the centre front, adding a refined decorative detail - Round neckline with a collarless design for a clean, contemporary finish - Short sleeves with subtle button trim at the cuff, echoing the front button detailing - Compact stretch fabrication that moves with the body whilst maintaining a sharp, structured shape This short sleeve jacket is the kind of piece that anchors a wardrobe with quiet confidence. Its tailored construction and collarless neckline give it a distinctly modern edge - sharp enough for the boardroom, yet versatile enough to carry through to after-work occasions. The structured silhouette makes it an ideal partner for tailored wide-leg trousers or a sleek pencil skirt for client meetings or formal lunches. For a more considered daytime look, wear it over a fitted midi dress as the model suggests, allowing the button-front detail to take centre stage. The compact stretch fabric ensures ease of movement without compromising the jacket's crisp, sculpted lines. Finish with pointed-toe heels and minimal jewellery to let the expert tailoring speak for itself - a true reflection of the Karen Millen woman's refined, contemporary sensibility. Product Details & Care Main: 64% Polyester, 31% Viscose/Rayon, 5% Elastane/Spandex, Dry clean only. Model wears UK 10/US 6. Model Height 5"9. Length approx:62cm

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Product IDs

REVERSIBLE ID
979870205
Brand style ID
BKK31152-105

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