• A broad lace hem - featuring intricate floral and botanical motifs - replaces the usual straight edge of the jacket, creating a scalloped finish that draws the eye downward.
• Tailored fit: defined through the shoulders and neatly shaped at the waist, it sits close to the body without restricting movement.
• Single-breasted with two-button fastening and a deep V-notch lapel that keeps the front clean and open.
• Lace with fine, open-worked detail and a delicate finish - the tone-on-tone placement means the texture reads as structural rather than decorative.
• Fully lined, so it holds its shape throughout the day and sits smoothly over whatever you wear beneath.

A tailored blazer has earned its place at weddings, races and formal celebrations precisely because it offers the polish of a structured jacket with none of the stuffiness. This one goes further. The lace border at the hem shifts it decisively away from boardroom dressing - it is unmistakably occasion wear, but occasion wear with a strong point of view. Worn as the model styles it, paired with the matching tailored trousers, it reads as a considered suit alternative to a dress: sharp from a distance, intricate up close. For a wedding guest or an afternoon at the races, finish with pointed-toe heels and a compact clutch. The deep V neckline calls for a statement earring - something sculptural in gold works particularly well, as seen here. If you want to carry it into an evening event, the lace hem catches candlelight in a way that a plain blazer simply cannot.