-SPECIAL- "YVES SAINT LAURENT Rive Gauche" 03 Year Tom Ford Period Corset Design Long Coat

Since its founding in 1962, the brand has been known as the king of fashion and continues to fascinate many people.

We would like to introduce a special piece from YVES SAINT LAURENT rive gauche.

This masterpiece, made in 2003, strongly reflects the atmosphere of the time.

The manufacturing control code, which can be seen on the quality label inside, contains the notation "2003," so the year of manufacture can be determined to be 2003. Furthermore, since it is consistent with the Rive Gauche tag design of the time, it can be said to be an item that exudes the atmosphere of the Tom Ford era.

In the archive area, where dates tend to be unclear, the ability to fix the timeline using tag information is a major added value.

At first glance, it looks like a neat long black coat, but the design is extremely bold.

The collar starts from a notch and has a wrap structure with the front overlapping widely, so the area and shadow of the chest changes depending on how it is fastened, and it is a design that changes its look every time you wear it.

This overlapping effect prevents the solid black from sinking flatly, but rather creates a beautiful fluctuation of gloss and matte finish that changes with movement.

Multiple horizontal stitching lines run around the waist, creating a sense of tension as if the corset's skeleton is visible on the outside.

It is not just decorative, but is cleverly designed to draw the eye horizontally, making the waist appear higher and the vertical volume appear even more refined.

By layering multiple straps and metal buckles, a hint of "gear" is infused into the elegance of the tailoring, resulting in a strong elegance that is characteristic of Tom Ford.

The pockets are also well-thought-out, with a three-dimensional design with a flap placed near the side, creating a rhythm in the design while ensuring functionality.

The back also has a waistline change, which helps to maintain the center line of your standing posture, making it a design that makes you look neat even from behind.

The material appears to be 100% virgin wool, and the depth and drape of the black are well-balanced. The elegance of this model is not diminished even when it is fitted with a large amount of straps and stitching, which is what makes it so appealing.

The best styling is to pair a minimalist shirt or a neat cut-and-sew with straight slacks, allowing the coat's structural beauty to take center stage.

If you want to go for a more modern look, we recommend pairing it with slim bottoms and minimalist boots to create a balance that makes the overlapping wraps and buckle lines look like jewelry.

Please take this opportunity.