Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)
Chanel

Chanel Black Velvet Collar jacket by Karl Lagerfeld (AW 2006)

£2,182.00
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Curator’s note

This cropped jacket comes is part of Chanel's Autumn/Winter 2006 collection. It is made of black wool with a quilted, topstitched design across the upper body and shoulders and has a padded shawl collar in black velvet. The jacket fastens at the front with a chained jewelled button embellished with crystals and pearls. The back is cut longer than the front. It is lined in silk, with the house's signature chain sewn into the hem for drape. 

Description

  • Chanel, Autumn/Winter 2006 
  • Wool body with quilted topstitching to upper body and shoulders
  • Padded shawl collar in black velvet
  • Chained jewelled button with crystal and pearl embellishment
  • Back cut longer than front
  • Lined in silk
  • Chanel signature chain sewn into hem 
  • Gripoix cuff buttons 

Size and Measurements

  • Labelled size FR (Please refer to measurements for accurate fit)
  • Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat:
    • Shoulder width: 40cm
    • Chest: 39cm
    • Front length: 40cm
    • Back length: 60cm 
    • Sleeve length: 63cm

Good

Slight discolouration at the underarms, not visible when worn.

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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