GAUCHEREVeron cropped tweed bra top

Name: Veron cropped tweed bra top
Brand: GAUCHERE
Price: 189 USD
Availability: InStock

$189

$753

Veron cropped tweed bra top

$189

$753

Outnet

Available sizes:

34

38

Shipping & returns

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- $9.95 fee for returns within 28 days of delivery

Details

Elevate your wardrobe with the Veron cropped tweed bra top by Gauchere, a piece that balances structured tailoring with a modern, minimalist aesthetic. Expertly crafted with a focus on clean lines and sophisticated texture, this top offers a refined silhouette that works beautifully as a standalone statement or as an elevated layering piece beneath a blazer or sheer blouse. The tweed construction provides a timeless, tactile quality that feels both substantial and polished, ensuring it retains its shape while offering a comfortable, fitted feel.
Designed for the contemporary woman, this bra top embodies Gauchere’s signature approach to effortless designer style. The cropped cut is perfectly proportioned to pair with high-waisted trousers or skirts, creating a flattering and elongated look. Whether you are dressing for a creative professional setting or an evening engagement, this versatile garment brings an understated, high-fashion edge to any ensemble. With its precise fit and commitment to quality craftsmanship, the Veron top is a thoughtfully curated addition to a modern rotation.

Size & Fit

Fits true to size
Designed for a close fit

Composition

Bra top
Cotton, viscose and wool tweed
Mid-weight non-stretchy fabric
Fully lined
Concealed hook fastenings through back
Dry clean
Imported

Brand Spotlight

GAUCHERE

GAUCHERE is a French prêt-à-porter house founded in Paris in 2013 by German-born designer Marie-Christine Statz. The brand name derives from the French word 'gauchère' meaning left-handed, reflecting Statz's own characteristic that profoundly influences her design approach. GAUCHERE embodies modern femininity with a progressive minimalist aesthetic, focusing on clean-cut tailoring and sculptural volumes. Statz, who studied at Parsons School of Design and specialized in haute couture techniques at École de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, creates garments that celebrate individuality through impeccable craftsmanship. Having worked at prestigious houses like Narciso Rodriguez and Diane Von Furstenberg, she brings exceptional technical expertise to her collections. The brand targets progressive women who embrace a 'live and let live' philosophy, offering versatile pieces that blend formal and casual influences. GAUCHERE is committed to sustainability, partnering with initiatives like LVMH's Nona Source platform to reuse luxury materials, while maintaining the highest standards of French manufacturing and traditional techniques.

Style keywords

Minimalist

Progressive

Tailored

Sculptural

Modern

Brand Spotlight

GAUCHERE

Style keywords

Minimalist

Progressive

Tailored

Sculptural

Modern

GAUCHERE is a French prêt-à-porter house founded in Paris in 2013 by German-born designer Marie-Christine Statz. The brand name derives from the French word 'gauchère' meaning left-handed, reflecting Statz's own characteristic that profoundly influences her design approach. GAUCHERE embodies modern femininity with a progressive minimalist aesthetic, focusing on clean-cut tailoring and sculptural volumes. Statz, who studied at Parsons School of Design and specialized in haute couture techniques at École de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, creates garments that celebrate individuality through impeccable craftsmanship. Having worked at prestigious houses like Narciso Rodriguez and Diane Von Furstenberg, she brings exceptional technical expertise to her collections. The brand targets progressive women who embrace a 'live and let live' philosophy, offering versatile pieces that blend formal and casual influences. GAUCHERE is committed to sustainability, partnering with initiatives like LVMH's Nona Source platform to reuse luxury materials, while maintaining the highest standards of French manufacturing and traditional techniques.