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Coat

Paul Poiretc. 1909

The Kyoto Costume Institute

The Kyoto Costume Institute
Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan

Paul Poiret called this item a "kimono coat." The pieces constructed the coat were cut straight. Poiret introduced loose-fitting silhouette coats like this example at the same time as the "Lola Montez" dress in 1906 and the directoire dresses in 1907 and subsequent years. The "Lola Montez" and directoire dresses were one-piece dresses with a new silhouette having the support point at the shoulders instead of the waist.
The label shows the address of Poiret's house on Rue Pasquier, where he worked from 1906 to 1909.

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  • Title: Coat
  • Creator: Paul Poiret
  • Fashion House: Paul Poiret. Rue Pasquier 37 Paris
  • Label: Paul Poiret. Rue Pasquier 37 Paris
  • Manufacturer: Paul Poiret
  • Date Created: c. 1909
  • Type: Dress
  • Photographer: ©The Kyoto Costume Institute, photo by Richard Haughton
  • Rights: Collection of The Kyoto Costume Institute
  • Medium: Black silk satin; kimono sleeve; rectangular flat form like kimono; crochet and bobbin lace; black lace lapel with tassel; yellow silk "habutae" lining.
The Kyoto Costume Institute

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