French Work Wear Jacket Blue Cotton Silver Vintage Military Buttons J Dauphin

French Work Wear Black Multi Color Lurex Tweed Large J Dauphin Designer: J Dauphin Repurposed French Work Short Sleeve Jacket from the 60's ( Collectible ) in Original Distressed Bl...

Embellished Sleeveless Vest Jacket Military GoldTweed Silver Button with French Antique Satin Ribbon Size: One Size J Dauphin Sustainable Luxury, Collectible Vintage Re- Purposed Our one of a kind, zero waste, up-cycled jackets are made from vintage, natural fibers, military clothing and french workwear from the period 1940-1970. The re-purposed jacket are embellished and highlighted with details of intricate precious designer tweeds, rhinestones, antique buttons, fringes and braids adding a value of inimitable collectible bourgeoisie luxury. We use dead stock Italian Silks, French Tweeds, and vintage designer fabrics such as Valentino or Chanel, creating an hybrid of easy-luxe and bourgeoisie jet-set look. Our effortless, versatile but chic elegance mantra bring an allure of outside-the-box cool. Every jacket is unique, suitable to be constructed and styled to one's personality. Made in US, Re-purposed in Stockholm, Sweden. • Brand: J Dauphin • Original Vintage Military Jacket...

French Work Wear Black Multi Color Lurex Tweed Large J Dauphin Designer: J Dauphin Repurposed French Work Short Sleeve Jacket from the 60's ( Collectible ) in Original Distressed Bl...

Repurposed Vintage Jacket from the 60's French Blue Work Wear, with Gold Lurex Tweed and Blue Tweed Pockets Size: M / FR 40 / IT 42 / EU 38 / UK 10 Designer: J Dauphin Sustainable...

Product Details: 1950s Vintage Plaid Mackinaw Jacket - Red + Black Check Wool - Inner Padded Lining - x 2 Side Pockets - x 2 Front Pockets - Buttoned Cuff Detail - Front Zipper Faste...

Product details: Rare Krizia - Tie-Dye Velvet - Beaded 'Warrior' Evening Jacket Label: Krizia Era: c.1980 Fabric Content: Tie-Dye Velvet Size: UK 12 Bust: 40" Waist: 33" Side Seam: 1...

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...

Jill Sander founded her own fashion house Jil Sander in Rotherbaum, Hamburg, Germany in 1968 with her mother's sewing machine. Her first collection was for Hoechst, a chemical compan...