Single-Breasted Wool Blazer — Sage Green, IT 48

Lanvin's history runs through color as much as it runs through cut — the house's own Bleu Lanvin as much a signature as any silhouette, tailoring used as often as a frame for pigment as it is the point itself. This single-breasted blazer sits in that lineage, rendered in a pale, chalky sage green that does the work a pattern would normally have to do.

The cut itself is conventional by design: notch lapel, welted chest pocket, twin flap pockets at the hip, single vent, buttoned cuffs — nothing structurally unusual, which is exactly what lets the color carry the piece. Pale sage green wool twill, fully lined in ivory, with tonal horn-effect buttons that keep the eye on the cloth rather than the hardware. The shoulder holds real structure, and the body runs long enough to hang rather than crop at the hip. Made in Italy, new with tags and never worn.

A blazer built to be worn the way Lanvin intends color to be worn — not as an accent, but as the argument the rest of the tailoring quietly supports.