GWEN | Fitted blazer with wide-leg trousers

I stopped owning anything fitted years ago. This is the one I made an exception for.

Almost everything comfortable is loose, and almost everything loose eventually stops giving you a shape at all. After a few years of that, putting on something properly cut feels like a different person is looking back at you. Gwen is the fitted piece in a collection full of relaxed ones, and it is there on purpose.

The blazer is tailored close through the body, which means the shoulder sits where a shoulder should and the waist is defined by the cut rather than by anything gathered. Underneath, the trousers go wide, and that contrast is the entire idea: a narrow, structured top over a full leg is one of the most reliable shapes there is, and it looks as right in a meeting as it does at a dinner.

Why women our age keep coming back to it

• A fitted top over a wide leg. The contrast is what gives the outfit its shape, and it works on almost every figure.
• A real shoulder line. Tailoring at the shoulder is what separates a blazer from a jacket, and it holds the whole silhouette up.
• Structured without being stiff. The trousers stay easy, so only the top half is doing the tailoring.
• Blue, black and white. Three colors that all take a plain shell top underneath.

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How it fits

Sizes S through 2XL. This is genuinely fitted, so it runs closer than the relaxed sets here. Size on the bust and the shoulder, and take the larger of two if you are between, since a tailored blazer that pulls across the back cannot be worn comfortably.

30 days to change your mind

Thirty days, full refund, no restocking fee. If the shoulder is not right, send it back.

A few recent reviews

Fitted means fitted. I went a size up and it sits properly.
Marlene H., Tempe

The white with a navy shell underneath has become my standing outfit.
Josephine R., Boise

The trousers are wide enough to balance the jacket, which is the whole trick.
Muriel A., 62