Vivienne Westwood Womens Mix Drunken Tailored Notch-lapel Stretch-woven Blazer
Description
With a profound preoccupation with history’s great romantic rebels, Vivienne Westwood first reimagined the humble tartan cloth in her 1993 collection Anglomania, crafting 18th-century French couture gowns and ruffle-trimmed tailoring suited to masked highwayman. Cloaked in the antique pattern, the Drunken Tailored blazer is sculpted with elongating shoulder pads and arbitrarily stitched with a scattering of single-breasted buttons that pull and gather its asymmetric silhouette.| Vivienne Westwood stretch-woven blazer85% viscose, 13% virgin wool, 2% elastane; lining 100% viscoseExposed button fastenings at frontSlim fit, notched lapels, shoulder pads, long sleeves, buttoned cuffs, gathered at front, two slip pockets at front, single vent at back, linedSpecialist dry cleanTrue to sizeSize UK 8: length 22.5in / 57.5cmModel is 5ft 11in/1.80m and wears a size UK 8Midweight, slight stretch
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