Short answer: a blazer instantly makes an outfit look considered. Throw it over jeans for polished casual, wear it as a matching suit for something sharper, or let a blazer dress do the whole look in one piece. Here are four ways to wear the blazer look, built from pieces you can shop right now.
Look 1: Blazer over a bodysuit and jeans
The everyday power move. A blazer over a sleek bodysuit tucked into wide leg jeans reads polished but easy. Add a heel and it goes straight from the office to dinner.
- Blazer: Leopard Cuff Lapel Collar Blazer
- Top: Lace Detail Crisscross Back Bodysuit
- Bottom: High Waisted Wide Leg Jeans
- Shoes: Round Toe Block Heel Boots
Look 2: The matching blazer suit
A blazer and trouser set in the same fabric is the easiest way to look pulled together. Wear the two pieces together as a suit, or split them and style each on its own for two more outfits.
Look 3: A blazer dress for the office
A blazer dress gives you the whole blazer look in one piece. Button it, add a heel, and it is instantly ready for work or a smart lunch with nothing else to think about.
Look 4: A belted blazer dress for evening
For night, a double breasted blazer dress with a belt nips the waist and needs nothing else. Add a heel and a small bag and the outfit is done.
Styling tips for a blazer
Balance is the key: a structured blazer wants something soft or fitted underneath, like a bodysuit or a slip, and a relaxed bottom to match. Push the sleeves up for an easier feel, and leave it open over jeans or button it for a sharper line. A matching set reads as intentional, but splitting it gives you two more outfits, so it earns its place. And a blazer dress is the shortcut, since it delivers the whole look with one piece and one decision.
Build your own looks from our tops and blazers, jeans and dresses.
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