Alexandre Vauthier

Printed stretch-twill blazer

Alexandre Vauthier Printed stretch-twill blazer

Reflecting Alexandre Vauthier’s sharp, confident aesthetic, this blazer makes a definitive statement. The design is defined by its graphic black and white print on a fluid stretch-twill fabric, creating a striking visual effect. It’s a piece that brings a bold energy to tailored wardrobes.

The art of the detail

Structured with pronounced shoulder pads that create a powerful outline, this single-breasted blazer is crafted from a comfortable stretch-twill. Its abstract black and white print offers a modern interpretation of graphic patterns. The design is precisely tailored for a cinched silhouette, closing with a buttoned front and finished with neat buttoned cuffs. The fabric has a smooth feel and a subtle give, ensuring both form and function are considered in its construction, resulting in a sharp and polished appearance.

How to wear

Style this blazer with the matching skirt and knee-high leather boots for a coordinated and impactful look suitable for an art gallery opening or an upscale dinner. For a different approach, wear it over a simple silk camisole paired with tailored black trousers and stiletto heels. This combination creates a polished ensemble ideal for evening events or important professional engagements where making a sophisticated impression is key. The blazer’s distinct pattern allows it to be the centerpiece of any outfit, requiring minimal accessorizing to complete the statement.

About Alexandre Vauthier

Launched in 2009, the eponymous Parisian house of Alexandre Vauthier is celebrated for its high-octane glamour and precise tailoring. The brand’s aesthetic is born from a deep understanding of couture techniques, resulting in collections that are both dramatic and impeccably constructed. Signature elements include sharp shoulders, asymmetric lines, and a confident use of draping. This blazer embodies that vision, translating the label’s couture sensibility into a powerful ready-to-wear piece defined by its graphic presence and structural form.