Some mornings the outfit is fine but something is missing — and you don't know what!
Imagine a jacket that fixes that in a second: black and white stripes joined in blocks, in every direction, like a graphic patchwork. Stop imagining: the Véronique is the piece that gives structure to everything else.
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Striped blocks
The stripes change direction from one panel to the next: vertical on the front, horizontal on a pocket. This play breaks up the line and adds movement.
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Absolute contrast
Black and white, nothing else. It's the pairing that works with your whole wardrobe and instantly lifts jeans or black trousers.
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Gold buttons
The small gold buttons warm up the graphic design and stop the whole piece from looking cold. A small detail, but the one that sets the tone.
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Light warmth
The quilting is fine and even. The jacket keeps you warm without bulk and can be worn from morning to night without getting heavy.
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The dark piping
Dark piping outlines the edges and pockets, giving this very graphic piece a clean, almost couture finish.
What the outfit was missing was a piece that decides. This one decides — and that's why it ends up being worn far more often than the jackets you thought were safer.
