A Blazé Milano blazer is the most useful thing you can hang in a wardrobe, because it refuses to stay in one lane. The boxy double-breasted cut and the Smiley pocket give it a signature that reads as considered rather than corporate. Here is how Gemma styles it, from desk to dinner.

For the working week

Wear the Everyday blazer over a fine knit and straight tailored trousers, with a flat loafer and a structured bag. Keep the palette quiet, navy on cream, grey on white, and let the cut do the talking. A single closed button holds the line without making it stiff.

Weekend, off duty

This is where Blazé earns its keep. Throw the blazer over a white tee and your best denim, push the sleeves back, and add a flat sandal. The tailoring lifts the basics, and the basics stop the tailoring feeling formal. It is the easiest way to look pulled together on a Saturday.

After dark

For evening, the Everynight blazer goes straight over a slip dress. A silk camisole and a column skirt work just as well. Add a heeled mule and gold jewellery, and leave the blazer open. Worn over bare shoulders, a sharp double-breasted blazer is quietly sexier than most going-out tops.

Build the set

Many Blazé blazers have matching trousers cut in the same cloth, so you can wear the look as a suit and split it later into separates. Start with the blazer, add the trouser in the same fabric, and you have three outfits from two pieces. Explore the blazers and tailored trousers at Luxury Shoes , and check the sizing guide first so the shoulders sit right.