A burgundy so deep it glows, in a bouclé that turns every curl of wool into a point of light.

• The tweed is a pure wool bouclé, its loops thick and springy, soft as a cardigan under the hand.
• The colour is a true burgundy, warm and saturated, moving from wine to raspberry as the light changes.
• The buttons are faceted jewels in burgundy, each set with a double C plated in 24-karat pure gold.
• The lining is pure silk in a matching red, so the colour runs uninterrupted from outside to inside.
• The weight is generous and warm, made for autumn in Paris, yet light enough to wear all day.

Between a jacket and a coat, it was cut to be worn alone: over tights, as on the runway, or over slim trousers and a fine knit.

• The neckline is round and collarless, the two fronts crossing to close high at the collarbone.
• The front is double-breasted, two columns of jewel buttons drawing the eye straight down the figure.
• The line is fitted through the body and flares gently from the waist into a soft A-line.
• The length falls to mid-thigh, the proportion Vogue chose to photograph over red tights.
• The sleeves are long and slim, each finished at the cuff with a line of jewel buttons.