Chanel Ivory Tweed Suit with Matching Pouch Bag by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 1999)
Chanel Ivory Tweed Suit with Matching Pouch Bag by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 1999)
Chanel Ivory Tweed Suit with Matching Pouch Bag by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 1999)
Chanel Ivory Tweed Suit with Matching Pouch Bag by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 1999)
Chanel Ivory Tweed Suit with Matching Pouch Bag by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 1999)
Chanel Ivory Tweed Suit with Matching Pouch Bag by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 1999)
Chanel Ivory Tweed Suit with Matching Pouch Bag by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 1999)
Chanel Ivory Tweed Suit with Matching Pouch Bag by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 1999)

Chanel Ivory Tweed Suit with Matching Pouch Bag by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 1999)

Regular price£2,188.00
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Curator's Note

From Chanel's AW 1999 runway under Karl Lagerfeld, look 19. This suit comes from the personal wardrobe of Mary Quant, the British designer who popularised the miniskirt and was a leading figure in British fashion in the swinging sixties. Includes the original matching tweed pouch bag.

Description

  • Two-piece skirt suit in ivory tweed with multicolour flecks and looped yarn accents
  • Single breasted jacket with rounded neckline, tweed ruffle trim and acrylic CC logo buttons
  • Straight skirt with ruffled hem, falling at the knee
  • Includes matching pouch bag in the same tweed fabric
  • From the personal wardrobe of Mary Quant
  • From the Chanel AW 1999 runway, look 19

Size & Measurements

  • Labelled size FR 38 (please refer to measurements for accurate fit)
  • Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat:

Jacket:

  • Shoulder: 42cm
  • Bust: 44cm
  • Waist: 41cm
  • Sleeve length: 57cm

Skirt:

  • Waist: 32cm
  • Length: 56cm

Very good

This has been well-preserved. Any imperfections are negligible and do not detract from the item's overall appearance or functionality.

Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel

Karl Lagerfeld was appointed creative director of Chanel in 1983 and spent thirty-six years reinterpreting the Chanel codes: the tweed suit, the quilted handbag, the little black dress, the CC monogram, across collections that also became known for their extraordinary runway spectacle. What he found, in his own words, was a “sleeping beauty” - a house with a clear heritage but no contemporary relevance. He rebuilt it into one of the most recognised luxury houses in the world.

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  • As seen on the Autumn - Winter 1999 - 2000 runway
  • From the personal wardrobe of British fashion designer Mary Quant

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