mumpy
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Struggling to see how this is cool haha
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Photos of cool jackets owned by others (non-brand specific)
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I don't know, maybe I am just seeing Wick... Lol.
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This vintage Belstaff "Black Prince" is owned by my girlfriend. We wish we could know about the adventures that it has undoubtedly taken part in through the years. Anyone have an idea of the year it was manufactured?
I could be terribly wrong, but my best guess would be early 2000´s.
The Black Prince sub-brand was one of the earlier attempts to add a more juvenile cool-factor to the traditional styles (Roadmaster, Trialmaster and the leather offsprings).
BP would take traditional elements and add special linigs and details. I bought a leather blazer at that time that I wish would still fit me...
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Oh, wow. We were guessing 1980's or something. The special lining really did the trick, because she says that's one of her favorite things about it.
Maxwell Von Chesapeake
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Yours is very cool, indeed. Anything interesting going on with the lining?
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I'm planning to have this repro'd by Regius.
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You can really tell how he’s internally debating whether to become a mountain hermit or to buy another multi-billion dollar corporation to deal with his existential dread.
I just started watching Twin Peaks season 3 (my first time watching this, though of course I've seen the original run) and the 'bad' version of a certain character shows up wearing what I assume is a fashion brand jacket (though of decent quality) but what was interesting about it is that it has a lot of that 70s hippy leather pocket paneling going on. I don't want to post a picture (despite the thread title) in case there are others like me who are fans of the show but haven't gotten around to the 2017 season yet, but I thought it was interesting because we've seen and discussed cases of fashion brands borrowing things from other vintage we like.
I'm so glad she gets a jacket of her own. I feared her life consisted of claiming jackets, but from Vikings who refused to surrender them.
I'm so glad she gets a jacket of her own. I feared her life consisted of claiming jackets, but from Vikings who refused to surrender them.
Thank you. Sadly, too small for me now. I guess that’s kind of ok after more than 20 years…
Lining is totally unobstrusive. A yellowish grey cotton-sateen. I got it from the Flagship store just off Regent Street at a time when I was in London MO-THU for six weeks. I thought, I had seen the jacket with a cotton Union-Jack-lining, but the guys were insiting, it never came with one.
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Honestly the Belstaff looks better than the usual mall Perfectos/cafe racers worn by (usually though not always female) politicians and business execs these days as a misguided "cool" replacement for a suit jacket.
(They pretty much all look ridiculous though.)
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Agreed. I’ve always found regular sized D pocket to be too large, albeit they are more functional. Instead, I found this Trophy jacket’s pockets to be aesthetically pleasing but likely unfunctional.
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Fantastic looking & fitting jacket. One of my favorite TV leather jackets ever. I watched the series as it was released and back then, you couldn't find any info on it though I could see right away it's something quite high-end, either by some brand or made specifically for the series. Turns out it's by Helmut Lang.
That's because it is a malll jacket. But it looks even cheaper. it looks like one of these fake leather jackets you can find on ebay...
The only underwhelming jacket, and really I think it actually adds to the effect, is the sort of mall Perfecto worn by "Wally" but I wouldn't be surprised if it was deliberate because the whole idea is a gag complete with him trying to write his name on the jacket like The Wild One. So much so that before the take ended I had about convinced myself that he had a bicycle at the start of the screen rather than a motorcycle.
The Sheriff's wool and fleece Mackinaw is fantastic, as are the flight nylon police jackets.
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The only underwhelming jacket, and really I think it actually adds to the effect, is the sort of mall Perfecto worn by "Wally" but I wouldn't be surprised if it was deliberate because the whole idea is a gag complete with him trying to write his name on the jacket like The Wild One. So much so that before the take ended I had about convinced myself that he had a bicycle at the start of the screen rather than a motorcycle.
The Sheriff's wool and fleece Mackinaw is fantastic, as are the flight nylon police jackets.
lol that scene literally cured me. I was heavy into this look at the time and then I saw this whole scene and how stupid it looks.
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