Halston Men's Vintage Pure Wool Window-Paine Luxury Blazer/Sport Coat

Experience timeless elegance with this vintage Brown Sport Coat, a perfect blend of classic tailoring and versatile style. Crafted in a rich brown hue, this blazer is ideal for professional and semi-formal occasions, offering a sophisticated and polished look The Halston brand has a rich and influential history in American fashion, particularly associated with minimalist, glamorous styles of the 1970s TAILORING: Shoulders 21" Armpits 23" Sleeves 26.5" Length 33.5' No Flaws (1950s–1960s) Roy Halston Frowick, known simply as Halston, was born in 1932 in Iowa. He began his fashion career as a milliner (hat designer). He gained national fame after designing the pillbox hat worn by Jacqueline Kennedy at JFK’s 1961 inauguration In the mid-1960s, Halston transitioned into clothing design and opened a boutique at Bergdorf Goodman in New York Fame (1970s) Halston launched his ready-to-wear label in 1969. The brand became synonymous with luxury, modernism, and ease, famous for sleek ultrasuede wrap dresses, caftans, and flowing halter gowns. He was part of the era’s pop culture, often seen with celebrities like Liza Minnelli, Bianca Jagger, and Andy Warhol, and was a regular at Studio 54 The designs emphasized fluid silhouettes and luxurious fabrics, appealing to high society and celebrities alike Legacy Halston is remembered as a pioneer of American luxury fashion His influence lives on in the continued popularity of minimalist design, fluid silhouettes, and understated glamour