This blazer embodies the discipline of minimalism taken to its extreme. Long, black, and stripped of all excess, it erases the usual signs of tailoring: no visible buttons on the front, none at the cuffs, only clean lines and a silhouette that extends to the thigh. In this silence of detail, the fabric itself speaks — dense, structured, and fully lined, giving weight to its Onyx shade.
Against this restraint, a single element draws the eye: a metal unfinished heart set at the right waist. It stands where tradition would place a closure, but instead of fastening, it offers an accent. On the clean surface, this accent speaks louder than any ornament — silence around it makes its voice resound. Not sentimental, not decorative, but a mark — sharp, reflective, and unresolved.
The effect is deliberate. Everything unnecessary has been removed so that one gesture could carry the weight of expression. The blazer does not shout; it governs space with quiet authority, leaving freedom to the wearer to interpret the sign. In its purity, it becomes both distant and magnetic — a frame so austere it can host intimacy beneath, yet still project the calm authority of distance.
Style details:
Double-breasted-inspired cut secured with two concealed snaps
Metal unfinished heart detail on the right side at the waist
Notch lapels
Left chest single-welt pocket and side flap pockets
