• Deep V-neckline with tailored lapels gives the front a sharp, suiting-inspired edge that reads dressed-up without trying too hard.
• A column of hook-and-eye fastenings runs from the neckline to the waist, cinching the silhouette at the centre front and creating a defined hourglass shape.
• Box pleats kick out from the waist, adding volume to the skirt so the dress moves freely - structured on top, with a skirt that has real swing to it.
• Long sleeves with structured shoulders keep the look polished and make it a strong choice for evenings when the temperature drops.
• Woven fabric with a slight stretch - it holds its shape through the bodice while giving enough give to move and dance in comfortably.

The blazer dress sits in that sweet spot between tailoring and nightwear - the fitted bodice and plunging lapels do the work of a going-out look, while the pleated skirt keeps it from feeling too serious. It lands at the upper thigh on the model, making it a natural pick for a night out, drinks with friends, or a bar crawl where you want to look intentional rather than overthought. The hook-and-eye detail down the front is the standout - it draws the eye vertically, making the waist look smaller and the overall silhouette longer. Style it the way the model does: a fine chain necklace sitting in the V and small stud earrings, letting the structure of the dress speak for itself. Strappy heeled mules or pointed ankle boots both work here. Keep the bag minimal - a small clutch or a slim shoulder bag rounds it off without competing with the sharp lines of the bodice.