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Vintage archive coat JC de Castelbajac Paris of the 80s / 90s, French manufacture, oversize cut and electronic monochrome floral print.
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This vintage Made in France quilted coat perfectly embodies the graphic and avant-garde aesthetics of the French creator, known for his artistic silhouettes and his free approach to fashion.
This piece is distinguished by its superb monochrome floral print black and white, both sophisticated, minimalist and timeless. The straight cut slightly oversize brings a very current structured silhouette, in the spirit of the Japanese archives and contemporary vintage designer. The subtly red details placed at the neck and the basis of the garment came to discreetly sign the characteristic visual universe of Castelbajac.
The material has a beautiful fell with an elegant texture and an excellent outfit. Entirely made in France, this coat reflects the know-how of the designer collections of this period. The inside lining, the original label JC de Castelbajac Paris reinforces its interest in vintage fashion collectors and rare curatorial coat lovers.
This creation can be carried out in a contemporary minimalist silhouette and in a more experimental archive-oriented fashionable cloakroom, avant-garde or vintage luxury. A strong but portable piece, which has become difficult to find today in this state.
Selected part for collector and vintage designer fashion amateur.
This superb quilted coat to Elegant graphic pattern Illustrate the creative and avant-garde universe of the famous French creator. Carefully crafted in 80% cotton and 20% polyesterhe offers a light and comfortable structure, ideal for mid-seasons.
This Rare coat of the 2000s embodies the spirit collector and artistic to JC de Castelbajac - A style between pop art and contemporary elegance. A real fashion work For unique enthusiasts.
Rare piece ç seize ...
Do not miss this opportunity to add to your collection an iconic garment, emblematic of the creativity of Jean-Charles de Castelbajac.
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