THE EDIT
The New Camel Edit
Theory's double-face camel jacket worn open over black, with fluid bias-cut wool trousers, soft black penny loafers and a small black top-handle case.
In this look
- Theory Clairene JacketNew Camel
- Black TopBlack
- Vince High Waist Wool Blend Bias PantsBlack
- Stuart Weitzman Bryant LoafersBlack
- Tory Burch Romy Slim Top Handle BagBlack

The pieces
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- Theory Clairene JacketShop at Amazon(paid link)
- Black Top
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- Vince High Waist Wool Blend Bias PantsShop at Amazon(paid link)
- Stuart Weitzman Bryant LoafersShop at Amazon(paid link)
- Tory Burch Romy Slim Top Handle BagShop at Amazon(paid link)
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How to style the New Camel jacket
Theory's Clairene is a double-face jacket in New Camel, a warm camel tan. It has notched lapels, three-quarter bracelet sleeves and no buttons, so it is made to be worn open. That makes what goes underneath part of the look. Here it is a plain black base layer (styling only, not a linked piece), so the camel frames a single dark column.
Vince's high-waist bias pants carry that column down. They are black wool-blend, cut on the bias so they fall and move rather than hold a crease. The sharper jacket and the fluid trouser balance each other. Stuart Weitzman's Bryant penny loafers in black keep the base flat and low-key. Tory Burch's Romy Slim gives the look its one structured shape: a small, rigid black top-handle case with a small gold stamp, carried by the handle.
Camel and black is a classic pairing. The proportion is what changes it: a short, open jacket over a long, unbroken line. For camel worn longer and lighter, see The Camel Edit. For a textured jacket over black wide-leg trousers, see The Akoya Pearl Edit. For the reverse, a black blazer over light tailoring, see The Tailoring Edit.
The images are AI-generated styling. They aren't a fit demonstration.



