1960s Unlabeled Mod Cut Black Wool Jersey & Fur Trim Coat designer-nina-ricci His signature white appliques are

His signature white appliques are added tot he front skirt making it instantly recognizable as a Cardin

Fully lined in a nude lingerie weight stretch jersey and slips on to wear with elastic through the waist

The belt has hook & eye to close and the jeweled piece is a brooch that can be removed

Tim Jocelyn's brief yet significant contribution to Toronto's Queen Street art scene began in 1981

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1960s Unlabeled Mod Cut Black Wool Jersey & Fur Trim Coat designer-nina-ricci His signature white appliques areThis is a darling little coat from the sixties that is a great representation of its era. It is unlabeled but well made and packs lots of style in its design. The body of the coat is made from a black wool jersey that helps it to hold its slightly flared shape. The sleeves and upper portion of the coat are more fitted and then the skirting flares out in a neat little A line under that. It closes with a series of buttons down the front that are set off