So Easy.

Disclaimer: This is not a jumpsuit.

When jumpsuits hit the scene in the late 1930s, they were touted as “so easy”to wear; their utility nature (remember, the term was derived from airmen literally jumping out of planes), upscaled by designers, started a craze. So chic. So easy.

The results are the same here but better because this comes in two pieces, sparing you from climbing in and out of anything.

The luxurious silk-blend panne velvet is golden-era elegant. From a time when women would walk down a gazillion flight of stairs in high heels and a “jumpsuit” like this.

The satin trim accents the waistband and slant pockets, creating the illusion of a one- piece while simultaneously dazzling it up.

I’m sure you’ve got the heels.

How about those gazillion or so stairs?

Not-A-Jumpsuit Velvet Pant (No. 5822). Classic flat front pant in the same supple silk-blend panne velvet. Satin waistband and trim along slant front pockets. Back shaping darts. 31” inseam. Invisible zipper at center back. Comfortable enough to lounge around in but too fabulous to be kept in the house (unless, of course, that’s where the party is). Imported.