Donovan | Jacket Bittar

Donovan | Jacket BittarThe smoking jacket design is an iconic hallmark of 50s fashion. Meant to serve as a more casual alternative to the tuxedo, jackets like these were intended specifically for tobacco smoking. While they originated in style in the mid 1800s, they were brought back in the 50s to reflect the elegance and sophistication of the time. Label Blue Martini Circa 2000s, inspired by 1950's Material Velvet Pockets Two on front of jacket and one on breast Closure

1970 - 1972

Has some natural fading and coloration due to natural silk

and can be styled with any season or color palette you wish

Label FP One Circa 2000's Materials Blend - Viscose

Nestled in a thin

Waist  in 32  Hips  in Inseam  in Total Length  in

made in France by the Italian born designer

On rare occasions we pin items to the model to show an ideal fit

Closure Toggle

This spacious floral tapestry travel luggage has a suede handles

Use it as a pocket scarf

The smoking jacket design is an iconic hallmark of 50s fashion