Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)
Valentino

Valentino Black Lambskin Shearling Jacket (AW 2005)

£2,173.00
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Curator's Note

This cropped jacket dates to Valentino's Autumn/Winter 2005 collection. The body is black, with tonal sequin embellishment and ostrich feather trim framing the front and pocket edges. A vest version of the design appeared on the AW2005 runway. Hook-and-eye closure.

Description

  • Embellished with tonal sequins and feather trim
  • Decorative trim embellished with sequins and ostrich feathers
  • Hook-and-eye closure
  • A vest version of this jacket was presented at the Autumn - Winter 2005 ruwnay

Size & Measurements

  • Labelled size US 8 (please refer to measurements for accurate fit)
  • Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat:
    • Waist: 43cm
    • Chest: 45cm
    • Length: 56cm

Excellent

Garment is in outstanding condition with no or minimal signs of wear. Any flaws present are negligible and do not detract from the overall appearance or integrity of the piece.

Valentino

Valentino Garavani founded his Rome haute couture house in 1960, having trained in Paris at the École des Beaux-Arts and under Jean Dessès and Guy Laroche. His Paris formation gave him a technical discipline that he applied to Italian craftsmanship in a way that set the house apart from its founding. Karl Lagerfeld described him as having given Roman couture the rigour it had previously lacked. His work was built around sweeping gowns in silk, chiffon, lace and velvet, with hand-sewn embroidery and meticulous attention to finish. His signature Valentino red appeared in every collection from his debut in 1959 until his retirement in 2008, closing his final show with every model on the runway dressed in red.

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