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Born 1915 in Oakland, California, American fashion designer Bonnie Cashin was often referred to as one of the âMothers of American Sportswea...
Vintage and rare created by the infamous Bonnie Cashin and designed for Sills in the 1960's. Bonnie Cashin was a highly influential and original American designer of whose impact on the industry continues to this day. She is among one of the first designers to popularize sportswear and create informal and sophisticated pieces that were all about functionality, seasonless and collectible, hence this very special Leather Jacket With ZigZag Detail & Kimono Sleeves in a vibrant orange Brand…
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ensemble; bonnie cashin (1908-2000); manufactured by philip sills & co. (founded in 1946); fall/winter 1962-63; wool and leather
Stephanie Lake and Bonnie Cashin were lucky enough to form a rare bond, and for anyone that has encountered that special person though decades may separate them in age, they're simpatico. It's a gift. Bonnie Cashin referred to Lake as her little sister, and together Cashin, years after her death, and her sister collaborate in introducing the timeless Cashin to today's fashion tribes. Author Stephanie Lake writes she was determined “…to redress historical neglect of her career.” That she's…
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