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Refined and Refreshed

Two new colours. A handful of considered upgrades. The Wrap Vest, Elongate Pants and Wide Lapel Shirt return in Mocha, Aqua and Misty Blue — refined in the details you feel every time you wear them.

Our best version yet

Mocha, Aqua and Misty Blue

A warm, wear-with-everything brown and soft, calming blues. Two shades designed to slip effortlessly into what you already own — and quietly refresh the whole rotation.

The upgrades

The Wrap Vest now has a hidden stud closure that keeps the lapels sitting exactly where you want them. The Elongate Pants have a smoother, semi-flat elastic front for a cleaner line. Every piece has been refined in fit and length to sit just right.

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Styling with Dahlia

How to wear it, three ways

We sat down with Dahlia to reimagine these pieces — unexpected pairings and easy styling tricks to make them feel new again. See her looks and steal the details.

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The silk-lace top is usually kept under something else, or not worn at all. Over the wrap vest, it reads differently. The vest shows through at the collar and hem, making it feel considered, not exposed.

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The vest and pants are usually a matching set. Split apart and mismatched in tone, they stop reading as "coordinated" and start reading as put-together — a small shift that changes the whole feel.

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The embroidered shirt: worn buttoned, it's a top. Left open, unbuttoned, over the dress, it does the job of a light jacket instead — nothing added, nothing new bought. Pack it for a resort holiday and it covers both moments: thrown over a swimsuit at the beach, or worn as-is for dinner after. One piece, two jobs.