Sep 13

Sep 13 Fall For Blazers

Cool Autumn Trend: Menswear Blazers for Women

Fashionistas aside, the rest of us need to be in the know! The most popular NYC street and business style trend seen on the runway for the fall is refreshingly easy to wear.

As seen around the world this year, menswear blazers for women are in.

The Tamar Blazer—Light Twill by M.M. LaFleur.

While the boxy, masculine suiting works, there will be a twist in the boardroom come fall. Women can enjoy the menswear inspired look with matching blazers and trousers in a variety of colors and proportions that will raise eyebrows, invite side glances and smiles. From the classic to an experimental look, at minimum, styling these will get people talking around the water cooler. Pair it with a belt, and you’re ready for the fall version of the popular suit trend that’s not going anywhere anytime soon.

We’ve included some of our favorites for you below.

Named for their fearless production associate Tamar, this dignified blazer by M.M. LaFleur features a cross-body front panel and generous length. Fasten the two buttons (one outside, one inside) for a smooth silhouette, or wear it unbuttoned like a jacket. Pair it with the Costello pant for a fashion-forward take on the traditional pantsuit, or wear it open with the Foster pant for a strong business casual look. In Black. $295.

Christian Dior is never understated and neither is their new single breasted Bar jacket in light wool (77%) and silk (23%) for the season. With a $4,100 price tag, and sizes ranging from 34-46, it’s clearly not for everyone, but we believe this beauty will be the new classic in no time. In black or white. Made in France. For a fun night on the town, pair it with Dior’s tulle pleated skirt.

The ruffled, peplum hem, front pockets, and blue plaid pattern of this cotton-blend blazer—a ModCloth-Collectif collab—work together beautifully to highlight a refined and trendsetting style. The jacket has front button closure, front pockets, and is fully lined. It’s important to note that this fabric does not provide stretch and is dry clean only. $99.

Pair the jacket with heels and the stretch cotton bottoms of the ModCloth x Collectif Plaid-Minded Skinny Pants. The super high rise, subtle pleating, and blue plaid pattern of these skinny pants with the jacket work together to highlight your refined, retro-loving style. Pants: $79.

Torrid has a flared blush pink blazer that stands out with its allover plaid pattern and longline silhouette with removable self-tie sash. The single button front blazer also has notched lapels, long sleeves, front baste-stitch pockets and satin lining. Sizes from 10-30. Regularly priced at $88.90, it is currently on sale for $62.23. Don’t care for the blush pink? They also have this great black pinstripe crepe longline blazer as well.