Madison Avenue Wide Leg Suit
Lindsay Nicholas spent years on Madison Avenue building global advertising campaigns. When she designed a suit and named it after that street, she gave it the same energy: sharp, intentional, and built for the woman who walks into a room knowing exactly what she is there to do.
The Madison Avenue Suit is a cropped blazer with high-waisted wide leg suit pants, a two piece wide leg pants set that carries the authority of traditional suiting with a proportion that is entirely modern.
The Cropped Blazer and Wide Leg Trouser Suit
The Madison Avenue Jacket in Grey Plaid is a cropped blazer that sits at the natural waist, giving the high-waisted trousers below a clean, unbroken line. The Madison Avenue Jacket in Black offers the same cropped suit jacket women reach for when the occasion calls for something sharper and more grounded.
The Madison Avenue Trouser in Grey Plaid is a high-waisted, wide-leg pant that drapes from the waist with a clean, tailored fall. The Madison Avenue Trouser in Black carries the same wide leg proportion in a shade that anchors any wardrobe. Together, each set forms a wide leg suit set womens wardrobes can build an entire week around.
How to Style Your Wide Leg Pant Suit
The full Grey Plaid suit with a Women's Tuxedo Blouse is a three-piece moment that carries you from Monday morning through an evening event without a change. The full Black suit with a Women's Bow Blouse tucked in sharpens the same silhouette with a different neckline.
Break the ladies wide leg trouser suits apart, and they carry even further. The Grey Plaid Jacket over a Tuxedo Dresses for women with a flat creates a weekend look that borrows from suiting without committing to it. The Black Trouser with a Romantic Poet Blouse and a heel mixes tailoring with print for evenings. Layer a Wellesley Sweater under the cropped jacket in cooler months, or add a Women's trench coat over the full, wide leg trouser suit womens for days that call for an outer layer.
Why the Cropped Blazer and High-Waist Proportion Works
A cropped blazer suit stops where a traditional jacket keeps going. That extra few inches of visible waistline above the trousers changes the entire silhouette. The eye draws upward to the shoulder and then follows a clean, uninterrupted line from waist to hem.
The high-waisted wide-leg pants carry that line with a drape that elongates the leg and flatters the body without clinging. It is the reason wide leg pant suit women return to this proportion once they wear it, and the reason Lindsay designed the Madison Avenue as a set rather than standalone pieces.
Every piece is constructed in workshops that meet strict ethical compliance standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Madison Avenue Suit?
The Madison Avenue Suit is a two-piece set by Lindsay Nicholas New York consisting of a cropped blazer and high-waisted wide-leg trousers. Named after the New York street where Lindsay built her career, it is available in Grey Plaid and Black.
How to style a cropped blazer with high waist wide-leg trousers?
Wear the full set with a tucked-in blouse and a pointed-toe heel for professional settings. Break it apart by pairing the jacket over dresses and the trousers with silk blouses for a broader range of looks.
What fabrics are used in the Madison Avenue Suit collection?
The Grey Plaid and Black are both tailored in refined suiting fabrics designed to hold their shape, resist creasing, and drape with a clean fall through the wide leg trousers.
Can the blazer and trousers be purchased separately?
Yes. The Madison Avenue Jacket and the Madison Avenue Trouser are sold as separate pieces, which means you can mix colourways or pair each piece with other items across the collection.
Why pair a cropped blazer with high-waist pants?
The cropped length stops at the natural waist, allowing the high-waisted trousers to create an unbroken line from waist to hem. This proportion elongates the leg and defines the waist without a belt.