No one quite does masculine, soft tailoring like Diane Keaton in Woody Allen’s Cult Film Annie Hall. See our top tips to get her look.
Annie Hall
In 1977 Diane Keaton starred in Annie Hall; a film that was to become the source of trend inspiration for years to come. Waistcoats, brogues, ties, men’s shirts and masculine tailoring can look just as good on the female form as it does a man. So this season, borrow from the boys and smarten up your act with our must-have pieces.
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Waistcoat With Tie-Back
Browns.com
This Ann Demeulemeester black waistcoat has softer lines and more modern deatialing than the traditional gentleman’s vest. Wear open over a crisp white shirt for a more feminine look.
J.Crew Wide-Leg Cotton Pants
Net-a-Porter.com
A wide-leg can be a tricky shape to pull off. If you’re blessed with long legs you can carry off a flat brogue with these 70s inspired J Crew cotton trousers. For petite ladies, there are endless designer and high-street versions of the classic brogue with a chunky heel that will give you that much needed height.
Michael Kors Watch
Asos
A masculine watch is a must for carrying off the menswear trend. This Michael Kors piece has a super soft buttery leather strap that will feel really confortable against your wrist.
Oversized Shirt
Paul Smith
A classic white shirt is a wardrobe essential. We love this Paul Smith oversized women’s shirt for it’s masculine feel.
Printed Skinny Scarf
Radley
If a man’s tie feels too formal, go for a skinny silk scarf instead. This Radley one will add a much needed splash of colour to your look.
Stella McCartney Check Wool Coat
Matchesfashion.com
This double-breasted Prince of Wales Stella coat will add a vintage-vibe to your outfit. The stiff shoulders and exaggerated lapels will keep the look mannish, whilst the shorter sleeves will add a touch of delicacy. Wear undone as if you’re borrowed your husband’s coat on a cool night.
