A rich, saturated violet wool gives this 1980s Jasper Conran piece its quiet drama, balanced by a clean, sculptural silhouette that sits somewhere between a blouse and a lightweight jacket. Cut from pure wool with a beautifully soft finish, it skims the body before flaring gently at the hem, creating movement without bulk.
The construction is where it really comes into its own. Subtle shoulder pads lend structure and presence, while the concealed interior button fastening keeps the front line clean and uninterrupted. A detachable self-fabric belt allows you to define the waist or wear it loose and relaxed, shifting the mood entirely depending on how you style it.
The neckline sits high with a soft stand collar, giving it a slightly utilitarian, almost uniform-like feel, softened by the richness of the colour and the fluidity of the fabric. It’s an incredibly versatile piece that works just as well worn as a blouse tucked into tailoring as it does layered open like a light jacket.
There is some light wear to the belt buckle, but this does not detract from the overall look or wearability of the piece.
A strong, considered example of Jasper Conran’s refined 1980s tailoring, with a modern, wearable edge.
Details
- Jasper Conran
- Made in England
- 100% pure wool
- Vivid violet / purple tone
- 1980s
- Structured shoulders with light padding
- Concealed interior button fastening
- Detachable self-fabric belt
- Soft stand collar
- Long sleeves
- Light wear to belt buckle (reflected in price)
- Excellent vintage condition otherwise
