Indo Western Wears

To understand the significance of the designer blazer set, it's essential to trace the history of the garment. While the modern designer blazer has evolved significantly from its military origins, the transition from a simple uniform to a fashionable staple in both men’s and women’s wardrobes tells a fascinating story. Blazers as we know them today originated in the early 19th century in England, specifically associated with the British navy. These jackets, originally made of navy blue wool, were worn as part of naval uniforms and were distinguished by their structured cut and brass buttons. The term "blazer" was coined from the word "blazing" because of the bright colors in the jackets worn by the British rowing team in 1825. By the mid-20th century, blazers were embraced by the fashion world, particularly after the iconic Coco Chanel introduced the structured jacket for women. Her revolutionary take on the blazer—looser, more fluid, and stylish—became synonym...