BONNIE | Wrap blazer with high-waist pants
I have a waist again on Tuesdays. That is all I am going to say about it.
Most of the comfortable clothes that have taken over our wardrobes gave up on the waist entirely, and after a few years of that it is easy to forget the shape is still there. Bonnie is the one set in this collection that puts it back without asking you to be uncomfortable to get it.
The blazer wraps across the front and ties rather than buttons, so the waist is drawn in at whatever tension you choose, and the lapel collar gives the shoulder line something firm to sit against. The pants are cut high on the rise, which lengthens everything below the waistband, and the set as a whole is soft rather than stiff, so a meeting and a weekend brunch both work in it.
Why women our age keep coming back to it
- A wrap, not a row of buttons. It closes by tying, so the waist is set where and how tightly you want it rather than where a button sits.
- A proper lapel collar. That one piece of structure at the shoulder is what makes it read as a blazer instead of a cardigan.
- A high rise that lengthens the leg. Sitting the waistband above the natural waist changes the proportion of the whole outfit.
- Soft where a suit is usually stiff. Structured in its lines, not in the fabric, so it does not need to be endured.
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How it fits
Sizes S through 5XL. The wrap front is forgiving because you set the tension yourself, so the shoulder is what to size on. Between two sizes, take the larger, and tie the wrap where you want it.
30 days to change your mind
Thirty days, a full refund, no restocking fee.
A few recent reviews
The tie is long enough to go around and knot at the side, which suits me better.
Roberta P., Chandler
I wore the beige to an interview at 58 and I got the job.
Cecile W., Boise
The pants sit high enough to tuck a blouse into properly.
Trudy M., 64