KJUS Jackets

1990s Yves Saint Laurent YSL emerald green wool jacket featuring a black braided finishing, black decorative buttons. 100% wool In good vintage condition. ...

This Jacket Is Just Waiting To Be Worn! Circa 1980s, this Jean Claude teal suede leather double breasted jacket features a flattering sweetheart neckline and is decorated with embell...

GIORGIO SANT'ANGELO METALLIC KIMONO FAN BLOUSE 1970s Crimped black and gold kimono-cut top, non-conforming black net sash decorated with metallic gold thre...

This elegant jacket dates to circa 1898–1905, a pivotal moment in women’s fashion when Victorian structure began softening into the sleeker, elongated lines of the Edwardian era. The...

A spectacular vintage Frank Usher evening jacket dating to the late 1980s, lavishly embellished over pure black silk with an extraordinary patchwork of sequins, beads and jewel-toned...

This removable suit is a chic and versatile piece that seamlessly blends structured tailoring with a playful twist. The design features a classic pinstripe double-breasted blazer wit...

Thai Silk & Sapphires Handcrafted Black Floral Lace Appliqué Jacket, Thailand A striking black evening jacket by Thai Silk & Sapphires, distinguished by exceptionally intricate three-dimensional floral and scrolling appliqué worked across a sheer lace ground. The sculptural decoration creates beautiful depth and texture, while the high softly structured collar, fitted silhouette and scalloped edges give the piece an elegant, almost couture-like presence. Particularly attractive is the symmetrical placement of the raised floral motifs across the front and back, continuing onto the sleeves for a richly finished appearance. Lightweight and semi-sheer, it is ideal worn over an evening dress, silk camisole or tailored trousers. The original label states that the garment was “designed and tailored for Thai Silk & Sapphires,” a specialist silk garment company based in Somerset, UK. The jacket itself was handmade in Thailand from mixed fibres, reflecting the company’s connection with traditional Thai textile...

This striking Roberto Cavalli jacket captures the designer’s signature fusion of sensual structure and ornate embellishment. Crafted in a textured black wool base, the silhouette is ...

A classic YSL Rive Gauche jacket from the Fall/Winter 1978 collection, in a bold blue and brown buffalo check, cut in mid weight wool twill with a rayon lining. The single-breasted s...

Thierry Mugler Fall Winter 1997 Haute Couture Les Chimères Collection, Black and Fuchsia Suede Jacket. Marked size 38 French. Measurements: Bust 44 cm, Waist 34 cm. Main material:...

Fabulous early 1990's Terry Paris Versace style jacket. Beautiful decorative goldtone medusa head medallions. Lace embellishment. Goldtone button closure a...

Thierry Mugler A/W 1992 Runway Contoured Jacket in Blue Wool w/ Metal Accents 36 FR / 7AR An iconic sculptural runway piece from the Thierry Mugler A/W 1992 collection worn by Helen...

Exquisite 1980's evening wear coat, jacket, blazer or duster is lightweight, vented and easy to wear for dining, parties and dancing, with an animal patterned, soft silk velvet and shiny gold lame metallic velvet effect. Collarless coat features wide cap sleeves over long, wide, tapering open air sleeves, generous arm vents, a straight shape with a long back slit, 4 pockets and a neck tie closure. Jacket is unlined. Labeled, "SONIA RYKIEL" and "Made in France" and "Silk 24%, Viscose 29% and Metal 26". Will fit a wide variety of sizes. Shoulder to hem measures 37". Wide, tapering sleeves measure 24.5" long x 17" in circumference at the top (at the opening), tapering to 11" in circumference at the wrist. Bust, waist and hip measures 49" in circumference. Hem sweep measures 55" in circumference. Sonia Rykiel (1930-2016) was an iconic french fashion designer and writer. She is credited with inventing the poor boy...

The Maison Martin Margiela "Circle" leather jacket is an iconic, highly sought-after collector's piece originally debuting in the Spring/Summer 2002 Artisanal collection. The jacket ...

Absence of vulgarity was central to Chanel’s definition of luxury, a view formed during her impoverished early life. Born in 1883 in Saumur, France, as Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel, she was just 12 years old when her mother died and her itinerant father put her in a home for orphaned girls run by a local convent. She learned to sew and, upon moving to Moulins six years later, became a seamstress. She also sang in nightclubs, earning the sobriquet “Coco,” an allusion to a popular song of the time. Beautiful, one of a kind vintage silk dress and jacket for as a coktail dress...