Our Editor-in-Chief Jessica Eritou was invited to attend the
Women in Communications and Technology's "Time for Real Change: Mentorship and Opportunites for Women in Communication and Technology" at the
Rideau Club this week.
It was a great panel discussion focusing on the political landscape and opportunities available for women in the capital.
Judith & Charles dressed her for the occasion featuring all new pieces from their Spring collection. The Canadian label caught the attention of the fashion world when
Sophie Gregoire Trudeau was spotted in their "Close Dress" for the Canada 2020 reception in Washington D.C.
Feminine touches with hints of menswear are a constant theme to the label. According to the label, once she, the client, is familiar with her size, the consistent quality of tailoring will allow her to know how each of their pieces will fit.
The label also has strong ties to Canada. Ninety per cent of the clothes made by Judith & Charles are locally manufactured, which supports local economies.
For Jessica's look, the company dressed in their French blue
Beckmann jacket. It is perfect for making a bold statement, and very appropriate for business functions due to the modern tailoring and tuxedo collar.
As the jacket was the main focal point, the
Swanson blouse is the perfect piece to wear underneath, which features a very flattering neckline.
To bring the look all together Judith & Charles' flattering flat front
Takashi pant ties in the black single button on the Beckmann jacket, and as well if you choose to roll up the jacket's sleeves.
A big Thank You to Judith & Charles, as well as Margaux, Sandra, and Maria from the company for making this happen.
