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  • LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003
  • LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003
  • LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003
  • LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003
  • LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003
LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003
LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003
LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003
LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003
LaDoubleJ Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex JAC0004JAC005DRA0003

Bouncy Coat Dragonflower Lurex in Jacquard

€1,500
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The most fun you'll ever have with outerwear. The Bouncy Coat is your new best friend. With a fitted bodice that flares out at the waist, three voluminous tiers and bell sleeves that start at the elbow this incredible coat screams ‘I'm having fun and you will too'. A double-breasted front closure and slight padding are perfect for chillier weather, while the rich metallic flecked brocade material ensures it keeps its excellent shape. We know this seems like a black tie baby (and it is!), but it's also amazing paired with ballet flats and some jeans.
  • Fitted on the chest and through the arms
  • Rich metallic flecked brocade
  • Lightly padded
  • Double-breasted closure

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  • 85% Polyester 6% Metallic fiber 5% Silk 4% Nylon

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    1980s

    Dragon Flower Lurex

    This print was sourced by LaDoubleJ in the Italian archives of Mantero Seta, one of Lake Como’s oldest silk manufacturers. It was originally designed in the 80s by Corisia, a 1950 Milanese textile company that worked often with Christian Dior and Jaques Fath, before becoming a division of Mantero.
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