• Satin fabric with a smooth, light-catching finish that glides over the body - structure without weight, and a surface that reads as polished from across a room.
• Double-breasted front with two-button fastening, sitting low on the torso to keep the lapel line long and uninterrupted.
• Sharp notch lapels cut at a confident angle, giving the jacket a tailored formality that works just as well at a wedding as it does at the races.
• Tailored fit through the shoulders and waist - it sits close without restricting, and the hem falls at the hip to balance wider trousers or a midi skirt.
• Flap pockets at the hip add a traditional suiting detail that grounds the shine of the satin in something deliberately classic.

The satin finish is the detail that sets this blazer apart from a standard occasion jacket - it catches the light as you move, making a strong case for wearing it as the centrepiece rather than the layer. The tailored cut keeps everything sharp: the double-breasted front creates a defined vertical line through the body, while the structured shoulders give it the kind of authority that suits a formal setting without trying too hard. Worn as a co-ord with the matching trousers, as the model demonstrates, it reads as a considered occasion outfit that holds its own at a wedding reception, graduation, or a day at the races. For a more dressed-up approach, layer over a printed blouse with a lace or ruffle neckline - the contrast in texture adds interest without competing with the blazer's clean lines. Statement drop earrings, as shown here, are the right finishing touch: bold enough to hold their own against the satin, understated enough not to overwork the look.