Sergio Hudson designs for impact, so the styling rule is simple: let one piece lead and keep everything else quiet. Here is how to wear the house across denim, tailoring, and eveningwear.

Let the silhouette do the work

A Sergio Hudson corset dress is already a complete statement, and so is a sequin gown. Add a bare shoulder, a sharp heel, and very little else. Heavy jewellery competes with the line, so a single strong earring is plenty. The cut is the styling.

Wear the tailoring open

The jackets are built to sit open over a single column of colour, which keeps the proportion long and clean. Match the trouser and the skirt to the top, then layer the jacket on as the frame. A tonal look in one shade reads sharper than a busy mix.

Dress the denim up

The denim separates are the easy entry point. A straight-leg jean and a denim pencil skirt both take a corset top and a heel by night, then a fine-gauge knit and a flat by day. Because the denim is rigid and the cut runs close, it holds a tailored line that softer washes cannot.

Build around the waist

Corsetry and high waists run through the collections, so anchor your look there. Tuck in, define the middle, and let the skirt and trouser fall clean from the waist. If you are between sizes, size up for ease, since the cut is close through the waist and bust.

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