"Valentino Garavani" Houndstooth pattern lace velvet design set up

Offering timeless pieces from Valentino’s accessory line, where traditional craftsmanship is fused with a modern sensibility—beloved across generations.

From Valentino Garavani, we present a standout piece that pursues elegance to the fullest.

In the rhythm created by an ivory-and-black houndstooth pattern, this piece is elevated with three-dimensional lace and deep velvet, layered with exquisite grace.

The jacket is gently shaped at the waist. At the waistline, delicate beige scallop lace is styled like a belt, and a jet-black velvet ribbon runs along the edge of the lace, embodying a coexistence of quiet structure and soft decorative charm. A zipper is placed at the front; by intentionally omitting buttons, the silhouette is kept crisp, allowing the symphony of materials in the details to stand out.

The matching skirt is tailored compactly above the knee, and its balanced proportions paired with the jacket’s presence lend the whole look a lightness and refinement. Lined for a smooth feel against the skin, it creates a beautiful silhouette that doesn’t cling too tightly to the body, yet avoids being overly straight.

The value this piece brings goes beyond the usual framework of a set: by adding “textural embellishments” such as lace and velvet to the classic motif of houndstooth, it allows the textile itself to tell stories of memory and time. In its poise, you can sense an intentionally modern sensibility—despite being a vintage piece—that blends seamlessly into today’s wardrobe while still speaking with unmistakable character.

In the realm of vintage, a set-up with this level of perfected balance is rare. It is a standout piece truly suited for those who want a solid foundation for interpreting beauty, regardless of the era.

For styling, we recommend being mindful of subtraction: pair it with pointed-toe leather shoes at the feet or side-zip boots with a subdued finish, so you can accept and reflect the inherent strength of the set-up. For the inner layer, consider tucking in a non-sheen top or a light, sheer blouse to draw out depth through contrast of textures—an excellent idea.

We invite you to take this opportunity.