The oversized blazer carries more than proportion. It carries history.
For generations, tailoring belonged largely to the masculine wardrobe. The jacket represented authority, profession and presence. As women entered spaces once reserved for men, they began to make its codes their own.
From the early tailored silhouettes of the twentieth century to the women who wore menswear defiantly in the 1930s, and later the power dressing of the 1970s and 1980s, the blazer became something more than borrowed clothing. It became a symbol of independence.
And eventually, something changed.
The jacket no longer needed to be reduced, softened or reshaped simply because it was worn by a woman. Its masculine proportions could remain. Shoulders could be broader. The body could disappear slightly beneath the structure. Volume itself became part of the elegance.
That tension is what inspired the Maison Cycas d'Or Oversized Blazer line.
We preserve the generosity of the original silhouette and reinterpret it in leather: substantial, architectural and deliberately oversized. Worn by a woman, its proportions create a different kind of femininity, one that does not depend on revealing the body to establish presence.
It is a silhouette inherited from menswear, transformed through generations of women who chose to wear it on their own terms.
Not made smaller. Made hers.
100% lamb leather
100% cotton lining
Two inside pockets: one with a zipper and one without
Oversized Fit
Le blazer oversize porte en lui plus que des proportions. Il porte l'histoire.
Pendant des générations, la confection était largement associée à la garde-robe masculine. La veste représentait l'autorité, la profession et la présence. Alors que les femmes investissaient des espaces autrefois réservés aux hommes, elles ont commencé à s'approprier ses codes.
Depuis les silhouettes taillées du début du XXe siècle aux femmes qui portaient des vêtements masculins avec défiance dans les années 1930, puis le style de pouvoir des années 1970 et 1980, le blazer est devenu bien plus qu'un vêtement emprunté. Il est devenu un symbole d'indépendance.
Et finalement, quelque chose a changé.
La veste n'avait plus besoin d'être réduite, adoucie ou remodelée simplement parce qu'elle était portée par une femme. Ses proportions masculines pouvaient rester. Les épaules pouvaient être plus larges. Le corps pouvait disparaître légèrement sous la structure. La volume lui-même est devenu une part de l'élégance.
Cette tension est ce qui a inspiré la ligne de Blazers Oversize Maison Cycas d'Or.
Nous préservons la générosité de la silhouette originale et la réinterprétons en cuir : substantielle, architecturale et délibérément surdimensionnée. Portée par une femme, ses proportions créent un autre type de féminité, qui ne dépend pas de dévoiler le corps pour affirmer sa présence.
Il s'agit d'une silhouette héritée du vestiaire masculin, transformée à travers les générations de femmes qui ont choisi de la porter à leur manière.
Pas réduit. Fait sien.
Cuir d'agneau 100%
Doublure en coton 100%
Deux poches intérieures : une avec fermeture éclair et une sans
The Oversized Blazer
The oversized blazer carries more than proportion. It carries history.
For generations, tailoring belonged largely to the masculine wardrobe. The jacket represented authority, profession and presence. As women entered spaces once reserved for men, they began to make its codes their own.
From the early tailored silhouettes of the twentieth century to the women who wore menswear defiantly in the 1930s, and later the power dressing of the 1970s and 1980s, the blazer became something more than borrowed clothing. It became a symbol of independence.
And eventually, something changed.
The jacket no longer needed to be reduced, softened or reshaped simply because it was worn by a woman. Its masculine proportions could remain. Shoulders could be broader. The body could disappear slightly beneath the structure. Volume itself became part of the elegance.
That tension is what inspired the Maison Cycas d'Or Oversized Blazer line.
We preserve the generosity of the original silhouette and reinterpret it in leather: substantial, architectural and deliberately oversized. Worn by a woman, its proportions create a different kind of femininity, one that does not depend on revealing the body to establish presence.
It is a silhouette inherited from menswear, transformed through generations of women who chose to wear it on their own terms.
Not made smaller. Made hers.