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A natty coat.
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LabelKing
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Those are some hips.
It must be the nipped waist. I have rarely seen an overcoat with that sort of silhouette. In The Night Porter film, Dirk Bogarde and friends had some beautiful overcoats. Besides, he was a famous bullfighter, Luis Miguel González Lucas, who took his very famous father's name. He had an intense rivalry with his brother-in-law proving the inspiration for Hemingway's The Dangerous Summer.
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I also quite liked the overcoat you wore in the picture you posted, appeared to be a deconstructed houndstooth tweed?
Thank you. Yes, it was a Junya Watanabe for Comme des Garcons Homme self-destructive trench coat in tweed, which means if you wear to a point, it will basically destroy itself. All the edges are totally deconstructed and fray immensely quick.
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Thank you. Yes, it was a Junya Watanabe for Comme des Garcons Homme self-destructive trench coat in tweed, which means if you wear to a point, it will basically destroy itself. All the edges are totally deconstructed and fray immensely quick.
Basically daring one to wear it. I like that.
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