HISTORY
Presented in the Autumn/Winter 1999 collection under creative director Tom Ford, this jacket reflects Gucci’s late-1990s exploration of overt glamour and tactile luxury. The season is noted for its sharp tailoring and sensual use of materials, reinforcing the house’s transformation during Ford’s tenure into a symbol of modern eroticism and power dressing. This piece appeared as part of the runway offering, emphasizing contrast between streamlined silhouettes and dramatic fur textures.

Leather jacket in black with Mongolian fur trim throughout.

• Collarless construction
• Open front with self-tie leather belt closure
• Mongolian fur panel at front
• Straight hem with Mongolian fur trim
• Structured shoulders
• Long sleeves with Mongolian fur trim at cuffs
• Clean sides
• Plain back with Mongolian fur panel
• Cavallino lining
• Leather belt hardware

COMPOSITION
Exterior: Leather.
Trim: Mongolian lamb fur.
Lining: Cavallino hair.

SIZING
Tagged size 40

Shoulders: 16 in
Chest (pit to pit): 17.5 in
Length: 23.5 in
Sleeves: 23.5 in