Stella McCartney Triple-Lapel Tuxedo Jacket, Patch-Pocket Poplin Blous...

Details triple-lapel tuxedo jacket, blue shadow: gabardine. Elongated, layered shawl-collar with black grosgrain trim. Long sleeves; four-button cuffs. Flap pockets at hip. Eased, boyfriend-style silhouette. Cutaway hem. Wool. Imported. Designer about stella mccartney: she may be paul mccartney's daughter, but stella mccartney earned her way into the ranks of fashion's most elite designers. She learned tailoring while working on london's savile row, did an internship with christian lacroix, and served as creative director at chloe (succeeding none other than karl lagerfeld). She launched her own label in 2001 and has made her mark with sweet and sophisticated designs that reflect both her signature style and her personal philosophy by incorporating a natural confidence and consciously avoiding all use of leather and fur. Details patch-pocket poplin blouse: crisp cotton poplin. Spread collar; button front. Yokes shoulders; long sleeves with button cuffs. Oversized patch pockets on front. Slim silhouette. Made in italy. Designer about stella mccartney: she may be paul mccartney's daughter, but stella mccartney earned her way into the ranks of fashion's most elite designers. She learned tailoring while working on london's savile row, did an internship with christian lacroix, and served as creative director at chloe (succeeding none other than karl lagerfeld). She launched her own label in 2001 and has made her mark with sweet and sophisticated designs that reflect both her signature style and her personal philosophy by incorporating a natural confidence and consciously avoiding all use of leather and fur. Details floral-print high-waist shorts: floral-print twill. High, banded waist. Seam pockets. Slim legs. Hook-and-eye/zip front. Viscose. Imported. Designer about stella mccartney: she may be paul mccartney's daughter, but stella mccartney earned her way into the ranks of fashion's most elite designers. She learned tailoring while working on london's savile row, did an internship with christian lacroix, and served as creative director at chloe (succeeding none other than karl lagerfeld). She launched her own label in 2001 and has made her mark with sweet and sophisticated designs that reflect both her signature style and her personal philosophy by incorporating a natural confidence and consciously avoiding all use of leather and fur. You've long turned to stella mccartney for your suiting needs, but your favorite english designer outdoes herself with this day-to-dinner jacket, blouse, and photographic floral shorts.