Cable and rib stitches run on a diagonal across the body, creating a sweeping, engineered pattern that draws the eye rather than sitting flat like a conventional knit. Viscose blend fabric carries a soft drape and cool handfeel - it skims the body without clinging, giving the jumper a more refined silhouette than a standard wool-feel knit. High roll neck sits close to the throat, adding structure at the neckline while the rest of the jumper remains fitted but easy. Split hems at both sides of the hem allow a subtle opening that breaks the line at the hip - a small detail that prevents the shape from feeling boxy. Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs finish the look neatly, maintaining the textural consistency of the cable and rib detailing throughout. The viscose blend means this jumper sits closer to a blouse than a heavy knit - it doesn't bulk out under a tailored coat and moves with you rather than holding a rigid shape. The diagonal cable work does the heavy lifting visually, so there's no need to add much else. The model wears it tucked into wide-leg tailored trousers, which is the sharpest route: the split hem sits just above the waistband and keeps the proportions clean. For an evening out, the roll neck reads polished enough to carry the look solo - pair with a fitted midi skirt and heeled boots and the jumper holds its own without layering. At the weekend, it works just as well with straight-cut jeans and minimal jewellery, letting the stitch detail speak for itself. A piece that sits squarely in the Karen Millen sweet spot: considered enough for a smart occasion, relaxed enough not to feel overdressed.