Wylia Black Cut Out Long Woolen Coat

A coat is meant to conceal, to shield you from the world. This one, however, is a deliberate, dramatic deconstruction of that very idea. It's the ultimate paradox of power and exposure.

When we chose a Long Woolen Coat for this design, we chose the archetype of classic structure and warmth. Wool, the fabric of old-world tailoring, conservatism, and undeniable expense. But we did not simply drape it; I re-engineered it.

The cut-outs are the thesis of this coat. They are precise, purposeful, and profoundly sensual, a nod to Architectural Asymmetry as much as anatomical intrigue. The twin, soft-rounded apertures at the waist are not random tears; they are strategically placed windows. They frame the narrowest part of the body, creating an exaggerated, almost cinched hourglass silhouette that is currently trending on the runways, even in outerwear.

Functionality is no longer enough; a coat must tell a story of layered complexity. And the woman who wears Wylia? She is a long, black shadow moving through a cold world, revealing just enough of her intricate core to keep everyone guessing.