Fall 2001 Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld Deep Red Tweed Dress & Jacket Set designer-issey-miyake This top two layers of

This top two layers of the skirt are incredibly full with literally yards of silk used in them

In 1966 he had his breakout show: 'Twelve Unwearable Dresses in Contemporary Materials

'a paint chart from the 1900s yielded a whole group of primally Pantone-ed pieces

Reference photos: (1-4) Thierry Mugler Runway S/S 1983

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Fall 2001 Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld Deep Red Tweed Dress & Jacket Set designer-issey-miyake This top two layers ofThis is a gorgeous little set with a tweed boucle jacket and a matching sleeveless dress. The show title was "Coco Pop" and part of the show had references to pop artist Roy Lichtenstein. Stripes were an important part of the collection and I love how that is subtly picked up in the way that the tweed is laid out over both the jacket and its matching dress. It is always nice to have multiple pieces because the opportunity to mix a match with things