Double-Breasted Tweed Crop Jacket

Balmain’s latest collection marks a dramatic new chapter for the house as Creative Director Antonin Tron debuts, pivoting from Olivier Rousteing’s high-octane maximalism to a vision he dubs "Minimal Opulence." Drawing heavily on Pierre Balmain’s 1940s archives and 1950s film noir, the lineup merges razor-sharp tailoring and sculptural silhouettes with fluid, liquid-jersey gowns. Cut in a cropped fit, this tweed double-breasted jacket from Balmain showcases a utilitarian-inspired stand collar and goldtone buttons. In 1945, founder Pierre Balmain made his well-received debut of opulent, ultra-feminine designs. Known today for its iconic blazers, impeccably constructed dresses and signature fragrances, the brand continues its dedication to masterful tailoring and elegance under Creative Director Antonin Tron.