I firmly believe that every woman’s wardrobe  benefits from having a well cut, sleek black blazer. It’s one of those pieces you can never go wrong with. the Operatiosn NYC  Messenger Blazer with its bright blue lining,  waist flattering single button and waist strap is  simple and fab at the same time,  definitely not boring. Available at les nouvelles. Detailed view on the next page.

Titled “Spanish Moss” Here is a look at the  Operations  Spring Summer 2010 Collection Preview  “inspired by turn of the century Savannah, Georgia”. The collection features lightweight , tailored apparel consistently  showcasing the label’s signature attention to detail , as it relates to the history , heritage of this great southern city. Classic,  pieces independant of trends(which we luv)  with hints of nostalgia and romance.  A Closer at Operations Spring/Summer 2010 on the next page.

A fun interpretation of a bomber jacket , the Operations Jeepster Jacket features the brand’s sleek tailoring , neon lining and piping  that  sets it apart, just enough. Added to  an old school vibe that I like a lot .  The Jeepster Jacket available at Revolve. Detailed images on the next page.

Photo: Joseph D'arco

We featured the Operations Woman Spring ‘09 Collection earlier  this year as they are , one of our favorite workwear/military inspired brands, The guys behind the brand Matteo Gottardi, Hamid Johannes Mahmood and Michael Leen were recently featured on Stylecaster.  The feature by Alexandra Polier can be read here.

Operations , one of my favorite military inspired labels is opening their  second location in Nyc’s Meatpacking District this month. The label  launched in 2004, creates an assortment of apparel for men and women  mostly inspired by vintage army/navy and workwear. The  great attention to details like bright contrast lining and  great tailoring has made Operations a consistent  source of apparel with style & edge that  have become true,modern classics.

Read the full feature @DNR