A floral jacquard blazer woven from viscose and silk in a soft pinkish mauve, with a V-neck front and a single decorative button. Metallic gold trim runs along the collar, the lapel, and the flap pockets, outlining the jacket the way a frame outlines a portrait. Open it and the lining shows a satin print of Madame de Pompadour after François Boucher, so a second pattern appears whenever the front falls open.
The design borrows from 18th-century French court painting. The dense jacquard florals read like the silk of a portrait gown, and the gold edging brings the gilded frame along with it. The cut stays relaxed and slightly cropped, which keeps the Rococo references on the side of tailoring and away from costume.
Wear it over a slip dress, or with a white tee and well-worn denim. It also works over a black turtleneck and trousers for dinner out, where the lining gets noticed as you hang up your coat. Keep it on a good hanger between wears and take it to the dry cleaner when it needs refreshing.