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Rachel Zoe Cameron II Velvet Tuxedo Jacket & Arielle Bishop-Sleeve Dress

This Rachel Zoe look combines a vintage-inspired silk dress with a fashion-forward take on men's formalwear.

Details

Cameron II Velvet Tuxedo Coat:
This decadently soft Rachel Zoe coat recasts a vintage smoking jacket in a longer, double-breasted style.
- Velvet with front darts.
- Contrast peak lapels; double-breasted button front.
- Long sleeves.
- Front angled flap pockets.
- Button-tab back waist.
- Box-pleat back.
- Cotton/Tencel®/spandex.
- Imported.

Designer

About Rachel Zoe:
Raised in Short Hills, NJ, Rachel Zoe began her career as a fashion editor in New York City, but her passion for old Hollywood and all things glamour soon took her to Los Angeles. There, she became known for her ability to create unexpected red carpet moments by combining her knowledge of haute couture with an eye for avant-garde trends and the perfect use of vintage. In 2006, Zoe released a collection of luxury handbags with Judith Leiber, and in 2009, Zoe launched a collection of jewelry, bags, scarves, and sunglasses designed to bring affordable glamour to a broader audience. Today, Zoe's eponymous brand is recognized for its vintage-inspired sophistication and allure and its mixable, matchable pieces designed to work together to create the perfect wardrobe.

Rachel Zoe answers our 5 Questions.

Details

Arielle Bishop-Sleeve Dress:
The Rachel Zoe Arielle dress sports a vintage silhouette with voluminous bishop sleeves.
- Floral print.
- V neckline with tie detail.
- Long bishop sleeves.
- Pleated skirt.
- Hem hits above knee.
- Silk.
- Imported.

Designer

Modern Size Guide


	Rachel Zoe Cameron II Velvet Tuxedo Jacket & Arielle Bishop-Sleeve Dress This Rachel Zoe look combines a vintage-inspired silk dress with a fashion-forward take on men's formalwear. Details Cameron II Velvet Tuxedo Coat: This decadently soft Rachel Zoe coat recasts a vintage smoking jacket in a longer, double-breasted style. Velvet with front darts. Contrast peak lapels; double-breasted button front. Long sleeves. Front angled flap pockets. Button-tab back waist. Box-pleat back. Cotton/Tencel®/spandex. Imported. Designer About Rachel Zoe: Raised in Short Hills, NJ, Rachel Zoe began her career as a fashion editor in New York City, but her passion for old Hollywood and all things glamour soon took her to Los Angeles. There, she became known for her ability to create unexpected red carpet moments by combining her knowledge of haute couture with an eye for avant-garde trends and the perfect use of vintage. In 2006, Zoe released a collection of luxury handbags with Judith Leiber, and in 2009, Zoe launched a collection of jewelry, bags, scarves, and sunglasses designed to bring affordable glamour to a broader audience. Today, Zoe's eponymous brand is recognized for its vintage-inspired sophistication and allure and its mixable, matchable pieces designed to work together to create the perfect wardrobe. Rachel Zoe answers our 5 Questions. Details Arielle Bishop-Sleeve Dress: The Rachel Zoe Arielle dress sports a vintage silhouette with voluminous bishop sleeves. Floral print. V neckline with tie detail. Long bishop sleeves. Pleated skirt. Hem hits above knee. Silk. Imported. Designer About Rachel Zoe: Raised in Short Hills, NJ, Rachel Zoe began her career as a fashion editor in New York City, but her passion for old Hollywood and all things glamour soon took her to Los Angeles. There, she became known for her ability to create unexpected red carpet moments by combining her knowledge of haute couture with an eye for avant-garde trends and the perfect use of vintage. In 2006, Zoe released a collection of luxury handbags with Judith Leiber, and in 2009, Zoe launched a collection of jewelry, bags, scarves, and sunglasses designed to bring affordable glamour to a broader audience. Today, Zoe's eponymous brand is recognized for its vintage-inspired sophistication and allure and its mixable, matchable pieces designed to work together to create the perfect wardrobe. Rachel Zoe answers our 5 Questions. Modern Size Guide