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Man' s suit in two parts (jacket)

Designed by: Emilio Pucci (Italian, 1914–1992)
Designed for: Ermenegildo Zegna (founded in 1910)
Italian
1970–74
Object Place: Milan and Florence, Italy

Medium/Technique Wool twill weave; plastic; silk plain weave; metal
Dimensions Center back (jacket): 78.7 cm (31 in.)
Length (pants): 106.7 cm (42 in.)
Credit Line Gift of Tonia and Bob Clark
Accession Number2008.1570.1-2
NOT ON VIEW
ClassificationsCostumes

DescriptionGray-ish double breasted jacket (6 buttons) with thin red and purple stripes. Three buttons at each cuff. Arms are lined in white plain weave silk. Jacket is lined in shades of blue and white wave-like patterning, signed "Emilio." Two interior pockets and three labels read: "Made in Italy," "Trend/shop/Sakowitz/Houston" and "Emilio Pucci/by/Ermenegildo Zegna/Tailored in Italy." Gray-ish pants with thin red and purple stripes. Belt loops and four slit pockets, at side seams and back. Metal zipper fly with button and hook and eye closure. Black lining around interior waistband reads "Emilio." The upper front area of pants are lined in white plain weave silk, the reminder is unlined. One label reads "Taglia 40/Drop 6/Stat R."
ProvenanceBy 1975, purchased at Sakowitz in Houston, TX by Bob Clark, Houston; gift of Clark and his wife Tonia to the MFA (December 17, 2008)