Cut, draped, undone: The blazer's bold new identity

If you've been scrolling through fashion feeds lately, you've probably noticed actors Demi Lovato in a sculptural blazer and Bhumi Pednekar and Margot Robbie experimenting with asymmetrical cuts. The deconstructed blazer is indeed everywhere, and it's quickly becoming the go-to piece for those looking to combine style with confidence.

- Navya Sharma

So what makes a blazer deconstructed? At its core, it's a classic blazer reimagined, as designers play with cutouts, drapes, asymmetry, lace panels, or cape-like sleeves. The result is a jacket that maintains tailored polish while feeling lighter, more flexible, and full of personality.