FW 2013 Proenza Schouler Runway White Boxy Bouclé Jacket
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Part of the first look of Proenza Schouler's lauded 2013 fall runway, this bouclé jacket recalls the elegant work of mid-century couture masters. From the rounded silhouette to the dense fabric, this structured piece is nothing short of exquisite. Wear yours with a black pencil skirt. As seen on Kim Kardashian.
- White bouclé fabric
- Double-breasted snap button front closure
- Curved double-breasted front
- Curved hem
- Standing collar
- Long sleeves
- Seamless rounded shoulders
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Fully lined
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Cropped, boxy fit
- 59% viscose, 17% polyester, 17% wool, 7% nylon; lining: 100% viscose
- Size on label is 4, fits a EUR36/38
- Boxy fit, cut to be worn loose
- Structured, non-stretchy fabric
- Take the next size down if you wish to achieve a closer fit
- Length back: 51cm
- Photos are of the actual item in our possession.
- Reference photo: Proenza Shoulder Fall 2013 Ready-To-Wear Fashion Show, Look 1 (Model: Sasha Pivovarova). Photographer: Mikael Jansson, Stylist: Edward Enninful.
- Reference photo: Proenza Shoulder Fall 2013 Ready-To-Wear Advertising Campaign. Model: Sasha Pivovarova. Photographer: David Sims
- Reference photo: Kim Kardashian wearing 2013 Proenza Shoulder White Boxy Double-Breasted Bouclé Jacket.
- Reference
- 302-403
- Designer
- Proenza Schouler
- Status
- Available
- Price
- € 649
- Year
- Fall 2013 Ready-to-Wear
- Origin
- Made in Italy
- Size
- 36EUR
Proenza Schouler
Lazaro Hernandez, who worked at Michael Kors, and Jack McCollough, who worked at Marc Jacobs, met at Parsons School of Design. They collaborated on a senior project that became enormously successful, and in 2002 they launched Proenza Schouler (a combination of their mothers' maiden names). The duo was immediately lauded by fashion's highest critics for their design prowess, fresh approach to modern luxury, and technical sophistication.