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Corduroy used to conjure up images of elbow patches and geography teachers, but its cooler 70s legacy makes it hard to resist
Though widely believed to mean cloth of kings, corduroy can get a bad rap. But thanks to nipped-in blazers and kick flares, it’s back in style. SS22 sees a multitude of great pieces, from matching pantsuits, like Wyse London’s patch pocket jacket and trousers or Bella Freud’s in rose pink (£690).
The cord blazer has had an update, too. If you fancy recreating Pussy Galore’s taupe blazer look from Goldfinger, try Ganni’s double-breasted version (£115) from theoutnet.com or the Frankie Shop (£141). Choose shades spanning the colour wheel, from seafoam green to navy to bubblegum. Ganni’s hot pink trousers (£215) are perfect when styled with a cashmere sweater, and H&M’s cream pair are a chic wardrobe staple. Or try Yolke’s scarlet waistcoat (£155) with matching trousers (£207), styled over a ditsy print blouse. Slow fashion label Justine Tabak offers several micro cord dresses (from £195) in rich crimson or mulberry that are perfect for chilly days layered over a thin roll neck with flat boots.
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