David Rodriguez Button Back Jacket
When David Rodriguez launched his more affordable Red Label line for Fall 2006, one of the best-selling pieces was this button-back jacket.
Saturday, June 9, 2007
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5 comments:
Wonderful jackets
These jackets are really nice!! Does anyone know where I can get one? I live in the UK so the nearer the better please :D
Giorgio Armani also did a button-back jacket back in the 80s, but I have never been ablt find a photo - does anyone have one?
The more I look at these photos the more I like them - but I want more details. Are the back buttons for show only ie does it fasten at the front or do they actually have to be buttoned up at the back... I intend to try and find one somehow...
I tried to locate photos from the original runway show that show the front, but I was unsuccessful. My guess is that the back buttons are functional (you can see the buttonholes), but it probably has a front closure as well.
If you do locate images of the front - let us know.
One of the reasons I like 60s clothing is that you accasionally find suits with jackets that deliberately button up the back... I think they sometimes look smarter and more feminine that way... but that's just my opinion, mostly it just seems that women these days want easy to wear garments...
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