Rare Chanel Haute Couture F/W 1970 Jackie Black Gold CC Fringe LBJ Tweed Jacket

This exceptional little black jacket from Chanel's Haute Couture F/W 1970 collection holds a special place in fashion history as a piece from the last Coco Chanel lifetime collection. It has been exhibited at prestigious venues like the Metropolitan Museum in New York and the "Gabrielle Chanel: Fashion Manifesto" exhibition in Paris. Jackie Kennedy wore identical jacket on three separate occasions. Crafted from textured zig-zag tweed, it features a distinctive stand collar, delicate fringe trims, and exquisite gold buttons, along with practical front pockets. Lined in silk with added armpit pads to preserve its delicate lining. In excellent condition with no flaws or remarkable signs of wear to note. Individually tailored for each client, every Haute Couture creation is a unique numbered piece. Notably, these exceptional creations do not bear size labels. We estimate it to comfortably fit a modern day size FR40, please use the measurements as a guide for the best fit: shoulder 17", bust 40", waist 38", length 24", sleeve 24,5".