LOOK 015

Front Row

San Francisco, CA

For a fashion show at the W, I wanted the styling itself to be visible.

I customized the blazer with silver metallic fringe along the collar, then wore it as a top rather than a jacket. One side falls off the shoulder, the waist is pulled in and secured with a brooch, and the opposite sleeve is pushed up at the elbow. The asymmetry was intentional.

Underneath, I layered two skirts: a long, fluid, almost sheer skirt first, then the heavily embroidered mini over it. Keeping the clothing in ivory let the different surfaces and proportions do most of the work.

The red Prada and fuchsia Manolos were the color break. I’ve always liked red and fuchsia together. The oversized gold earrings finished it at the same volume as the rest of the look.

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THE PIECES

Flowing Midi Skirt in Ecru
Flowing Midi Skirt in Ecru
Zara
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Embroidered skirt
Embroidered skirt
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Galleria Large Saffiano leather bag
Galleria Large Saffiano leather bag
Prada
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HANGISI Dark Fuchsia Satin Jewel Buckle Pumps
HANGISI Dark Fuchsia Satin Jewel Buckle Pumps
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Double Breasted Cream Blazer
Double Breasted Cream Blazer
Zara
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WHY IT WORKS

The outfit is built around contrast within a very narrow palette.

The blazer is structured, but the exposed shoulder and pushed sleeve make it less formal. The long skirt gives movement and transparency; the embroidered mini adds density and a strong horizontal break at the hip. The fringe introduces another moving texture at the neckline, so the eye travels through the outfit instead of landing on one single statement piece.

Because the clothes stay tonal, the red and fuchsia can be aggressive without competing with everything else.

STEAL THIS IDEA

Change how the pieces you already chose behave.

Wear the blazer as the top. Move the neckline. Push one sleeve. Cinch it somewhere unexpected. Layer one skirt over another. Use a brooch as hardware instead of decoration.