"GUCCI" 90’s-00’s minimalist asymmetrical wooljacket

Since its founding, Gucci has redefined the contours of luxury through leather goods and, from the late 1990s, has changed the global atmosphere with tailoring that combines sensuality and neatness. Here, we introduce a piece that embodies a quiet strength.

Despite its minimal appearance, the slightly flowing overlapping structure of the front makes this exquisite piece deviate just a little from the common sense of typical jackets.

First and foremost, the impressive aspect is the neat notch lapel, while subtly incorporating gentle curves into the overlap of the front panels, creating depth in what might appear as a flat black jacket, with beautiful balance where shadows emerge only when moving. The pockets are designed with modest proportions at the chest, and the flap pockets are neatly placed at the waist, emphasizing Gucci's characteristic structure that creates sophistication through design rather than decoration.

It is confirmed that the collar can be fastened with buttons, allowing a transition from a classic look with the lapel laid down to a mode look with the collar raised to block the air, making it possible to change impressions with the same piece. Such functional beauty is not limited to evening dress codes but also works as tailoring that creates elegance in everyday movement and gestures.

The material features a shell made of 100% wool, with a tag indicating 100% lana vergine fleece wool, which can be expected to have the density and resilience characteristic of virgin wool, making the silhouette less likely to collapse, and maintaining a neat fall from shoulders to hem even when hung on a hanger. The lining is made of 60% rayon and 40% acetate, providing a smooth sleeve passage and less stress when choosing innerwear during different seasons, which is a pleasing point. The size is marked as 42, especially suitable for those who want to enjoy a three-dimensional fit along the body, and it can be said that this jacket is not about size but about the beauty of lines.

Additionally, this item has a notation of produced by Zamasport for Gucci, and the background of the main factory supporting Gucci's women's line at the time is clearly stated, which supports that it is not just a plain black jacket. Moreover, it does not feature QR codes or multilingual auxiliary materials often seen in recent products, and the tag structure is simple. The buttons also bear the Gucci imprint, making it an easy match for the atmosphere and specifications of Tom Ford's era from the late 1990s to around 2004. Because there is no material to definitively date the season, its pure value as a tailored piece that embodies the mood of the era is also a sign of its quality.

This exquisite piece is especially recommended for those who want to stand out with the sexiness of cutting that only those who get close will notice, rather than obvious logos or decorations. It is a piece that you want to pick up as a garment that also helps maintain posture in casual outings, not just in situations like work or dinners. Instead of storing the jacket only for special days, incorporating it as a tool to enhance everyday life is one of the forms of luxury that MOOD considers.

In terms of styling, by pairing with high-quality slacks or neat wide pants to sharpen the silhouette, and finishing with leather shoes at the feet, you can modernly reinterpret the refined gloss of Tom Ford's era. Also, by keeping the neck area clean with shirts or thin tops as innerwear, the overlapping at the front comes alive, and on days when you wear the collar up, choosing a minimal top can create a mode atmosphere that makes the form itself the main focus.

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