Pucci Iride-Print Silk Wrap Blazer — Indigo, Size IT 42 / US 6

Pucci Iride-Print Silk Wrap Blazer — Indigo, Size IT 42 / US 6Emilio Pucci built its name on print the kaleidoscopic, geometric, unmistakably Florentine patterns that Marchese Emilio Pucci began producing in the 1950s and that turned the house into shorthand for a particular kind of jet set Italian glamour. The Iride print is part of that lineage, a swirling geometric motif in indigo rendered here across a wrap blazer cut entirely from silk. This is tailoring in Pucci's own idiom: structured enough to read as a

Emilio Pucci built its name on print — the kaleidoscopic, geometric, unmistakably Florentine patterns that Marchese Emilio Pucci began producing in the 1950s and that turned the house into shorthand for a particular kind of jet-set Italian glamour. The Iride print is part of that lineage, a swirling geometric motif in indigo rendered here across a wrap blazer cut entirely from silk. This is tailoring in Pucci's own idiom: structured enough to read as a jacket, fluid enough to move like the silk it's made from. Notched lapels, long sleeves with buttoned cuffs, a chest welt pocket, two front flap pockets, and an off-center buckle-and-tie fastening that wraps the body and falls to a curved hem. The silk is lightweight and lined, the print positioned so the geometry reads across the whole garment rather than repeating flatly. Made in Italy. An Iride-print silk wrap blazer is Pucci doing exactly what Pucci does best — print as architecture, color as statement, tailoring as the frame that holds it together. For the buyer who reads Pucci as the original Italian print house and wants a piece that argues for itself across a room.