• Velvet fabric with a dense short pile and deep, light-absorbing surface - it drinks in the light rather than reflecting it, giving the set an inherently rich, tactile quality that photographs beautifully.
• The blazer features a high mock neck with a cut-out detail at the chest, structured puff shoulders, and long fitted sleeves - tailored proportions that feel considered rather than costume-y.
• Co-ord set comprising a tailored long-sleeve top and matching high-waist shorts - both pieces are designed to work together or styled independently for maximum outfit mileage.
• The shorts sit at a mini length with a tailored, close-to-body cut - sharp enough to hold their shape, short enough to make knee-high boots the obvious move.

The structured silhouette does a lot of the heavy lifting here - puff shoulders balanced against the cropped shorts length creates a proportion that feels intentional and thoroughly It Girl. Wear the set together for a cohesive, head-to-toe moment, or break it up: the blazer-top over wide-leg trousers is a whole other outfit. Knee-high boots are the natural pairing, grounding the look without dialling down the drama. This is the kind of set that works for a birthday dinner, a gallery opening, or a Sunday afternoon when you simply refuse to be underdressed. Keep accessories minimal - the velvet does enough talking on its own.