1970s Jean Varon Russet Wool Crepe Cape beige_wool_jacket Panels were only embroidered to

Panels were only embroidered to where the jacket reached the skirt and Han working women often wore trousers without skirts

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which run down the back to create a more feminine shape

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1970s Jean Varon Russet Wool Crepe Cape beige_wool_jacket Panels were only embroidered toDuring the 1960s and beyond, English fashion designer John Bates designed visionary modernist clothing under the name Jean Varon. This graceful 1970s maxi cape, with its ankle grazing construction is tailored from wool in a russet red hue. The cape is gathered across the shoulders and forms a full, cocooning shape around the body. The cape has a collar and fastens with a coordinating tie at the neck. It has armholes in the sides of the cloth and is