Opt for a black satin dress for a timeless look, or something in a rich jewel tone for a little more colour. It's the perfect way to show off a toned bicep. This look is ideal for strapless gowns or short sleeved dresses. Leather adds a coquettish twist to the traditional cocktail glove. Add a cashmere cape such as our Cream and Camel Double-Sided Cape in Cashmere and Silk and our Grey Cable Knit Cashmere Slouch Beanie. For a lovely versatile pair of long leather gloves, that is ideal for this look, why not try our Long Black Leather Gloves with Diagonal Zip.
Finish the look with a cashmere beanie, and a simple black leather clutch bag. To avoid looking too gothic, opt for a softer cape in shades of caramel or cream. Capes allow you to really exhibit the glove and show off your layers. Wear your long leather gloves with a winter coat or better still, a cape or cloak. Long leather gloves are very much a statement look and need a paired-down palette to really shine. Keep your focus on the gloves by limiting other statement accessories – a few subtle accessories can really tie an ensemble together, but you'll want to refrain from adding to much to your look.Avoid wearing them with long boots – when there is a risk of looking like a musketeer or a dominatrix, then it is better to play it safe and avoid long leather boots at all costs!.¾ length sleeves are ideal, as are capes, cloaks and coatigans. Avoid wearing them with long sleeves – leather gloves look great when they are allowed to naturally ruche up, you don't want any extra fabric adding bulk.Leather gloves can look undeniably stylish, but you need to stick to a few basic rules if you want to conquer the look. Some of our gloves are lined with cashmere for extra warmth and comfort, whereas others have smooth silk linings that feel sumptuous and luxurious on the skin. They are also hard-wearing, deliciously warm and have a beautiful finish. Long leather gloves are beautifully versatile. They can be worn on relaxed strolls in the countryside or out and about in the city teamed with elegant evening-wear or as part of a casual yet sophisticated day outfit to the office or for social events. Bold, modern, and undeniably fun, Robbie’s look took the trend to dazzling new heights.Long leather gloves look unspeakably chic. Case in point: yesterday, when Margot Robbie and her stylist Kate Young wanted to take her Dries van Noten separates to the next level at the London premiere of Birds of Prey, hot pink satin gloves were the only way to go. These days, anything goes, and celebrities are opting for bright colors, unique materials, and plenty of gems to amp up the drama. Don’t tell that to Beyoncé, who piled on Lorraine Schwartz diamonds and emeralds over hers at Diddy’s 50th birthday party in December. Emily Post once held that gloves should only be worn with formalwear and that they should cover rings and other jewelry. The new generation has also upended the old rules about when, where, and how gloves should be worn. By looking back, both delivered something fresh to the red carpet. Likewise, the flamenco revivalist Rosalia upgraded the sultry, crystal-covered Burberry number she wore to the MTV Video Music Awards by adding on a black velvet pair. wouldn’t have been complete without the long white gloves that complemented her pale peach Oscar de la Renta gown. Zoe Kravitz’s SAG Awards tribute to Jackie O. It’s rare for a piece that hit its peak during the 50s to resonate with millennials and Gen-Z, but the look’s current adherents are risk-taking young stars who draw inspiration from the past. Two weeks later, Rihanna arrived at the British Fashion Awards wearing the Fenty version of the trend in transparent mint green. Carter spiced up her color-blocked Jeux de Mains suit with the addition of a matching pair. Like many fashion crazes, the movement kickstarted when Beyoncé and Rihanna gave their seal of approval. The retro finishing touch has become increasingly popular with celebrities, adding a touch of old-school elegance to their evening wear repertoire. After the dominance of mini-bags, ugly shoes, and limited-edition sneakers, a new accessory has risen to the forefront: opera gloves. Sometimes the look of the moment all comes down to a single item.
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