In the Midnight Hour

Remove ‘nothing to wear’ from your vocabulary as we present party looks that exceed the requirements of the season. Challenging the conventional cues of occasion dressing, blazers rest gracefully over floor-sweeping gowns, draping adds drama to cocktail attire and suiting turns its back on structure.

Setting the agenda for a wardrobe that amplifies the celebratory spirit of a full social calendar, this is the moment to embrace with high-voltage velvet, maximalist metallics and all the trimmings. See you on the dancefloor.

The Kaira dress

The Dashelle blazer

The Dori jumpsuit

ALL FOR ONE

This season, your failsafe little black number is reinvented in the form of a modern, tailored jumpsuit. Blending a smart high neckline with an open back, the considered simplicity of the Dori allows it to be adapted as needed. Cementing its status as the easiest, most elegant option in any setting.

“It’s not about going to a party. It’s life as a party”
– Diane Von Furstenberg

The Naiya suit

TUX REDUX

Who said only dresses fit an after-hours dress code? In 2018 there’s nothing more feminine (or powerful) than a sharply-fitted suit – especially in midnight black. Worn sans shirt, the rebellious impact multiplies, especially when complemented with sharp jewels and a decadent emerald stole.

The Orson coat

DRESSED TO THRILL

When dressing up, don’t forget your coat. Outerwear now plays a considered role in after-hours dressing, especially when layered over pieces with presence. Trimmed with faux fur, the Orson coat amplifies the glamour of the Aerin maxi, adding a palpably vintage note while still feeling enticingly modern.

SHINING ARMOUR

There’s something unapologetically disco about gold tailoring. On the Freja blazer, it feels formal, fashionable and free-spirited all at once. Begging to be either softly placed over your shoulders to tie in with a tonal palette or worn as an accent piece, the lustre of satin-finish metallics look unapologetically expensive.