With samplings from a local bridal shop and input from Tim Burton, the color red was chosen over the traditional white, which signifies purity and innocence
This looser silhouette was in contrast to the earlier popularity of corsets and contributed to the push towards more functional clothing for women.[1]As Coco Chanel said, she wanted to dress women in suits that make them feel at ease but that still emphasize femininity.[2] This Chanel black wool motorcycle suit from the Cornell Fashion + Textile Collection (Accession Number 2002.05.076ab) (see Figure 1) was created in 1995, and was worn by Dorothy Schefer Faux 69, former senior editor of Vogue .[3] It is one of many examples of a twist on the original Chanel suit
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It features a ribbed waist that helps create a flattering, hourglass shape, as well as bust and hip darts
