• Double-breasted blazer bodice with structured lapels and decorative flap pockets - the tailored upper half sits fitted through the waist before transitioning into the skirt below.
• Woven crepe fabric gives the blazer section a subtly textured surface with a clean, weighted drape that holds its shape without feeling stiff.
• The standout detail: a floor-length sheer lace skirt that flares gently at the hem, creating a contrast between the sharp tailoring above and the delicate, semi-transparent skirt below.
• Maxi length with a slight flare through the lace hem - the silhouette skims the body through the hips and opens out gradually, giving the skirt real movement as you walk.
• Collared neckline with a deep V opening at the front keeps the look polished without being overly covered up.

The blazer dress does something a traditional occasion dress rarely manages - it reads as tailored and put-together from the waist up, then lets the lace skirt do something altogether more dramatic below. The structure of the double-breasted front anchors the whole look, so the sheer lace never tips into anything too underdressed for a formal setting. This is a dress that works for a wedding guest, a graduation, or a races day where you want to stand apart from the crowd of bodycon minis. Style it as the model does here - strappy heeled sandals in a tonal shade keep the line clean from hem to floor and let the lace speak for itself. A barely-there heel elongates the leg through the sheer panel without competing with the dress. Keep accessories minimal; the contrast of structured and sheer is already doing the heavy lifting.