Vintage 1980’s Sonia Rykiel Black Marabou Feather Coat

Vintage 1980’s Sonia Rykiel Black Marabou Feather Coat made in France. Absolutely, a gorgeous Coat. The coat has a single hook and eye closure and is open, I just pulled the coat more together to better view feathers on the front of coat. The coat consists of sewn strips of Marabou feathers, no bare spots. Tag size is 38, by today standards a size 8/10. The coats lining is 100% Acetate. I would be more than happy to provide additional pictures on request. No rips, tears, stains or discoloration. Excellent Vintage condition.

Measurements (lying flat please double; Bust, Waist, Hip)

• Bust: 18.5 ″
• Waist: 19 ″
• Hips: 20″
• Coat Length: 43.5″ (shoulder to hemline)
• Shoulder to Shoulder: 16″
• Sleeve Length: 23.5″

History: Ms. Sonia Rykiel (1930-2016) Was a French designer and writer.  Ms. Rykiel, who was born in Neuilly, Paris, to a Romanian father and Russian mother. The publication WWD (Women’s Wear Daily) dubbed her as the Queen of Knitwear. She created the Poor Boy sweater. The use of soft knit fabric often stripes became her trademark and the rest is history. She wanted women to feel powerful but, give them the movement of freedom. Ms. Rykiel designs span from 1960’s to mid 2000’s.

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