Introducing an extraordinary rare original 1980s Frank Usher trophy jacket, an exquisite example of the designer’s mastery of intricate embellishment and statement-making style. This showstopping piece, crafted during the height of Usher’s influence in eveningwear, exemplifies his commitment to opulent detailing and superior craftsmanship that defined the era’s high-glamour aesthetic.
The jacket’s design features an intricate mosaic of hand-applied sequins and beads in geometric and linear motifs, rendered in a striking palette of black, gold, bronze, and cobalt blue. The high neckline and structured silhouette evoke the bold yet sophisticated power dressing of the 1980s, with meticulous attention paid to texture and contrast. Panels of quilted embellishment, shimmering striped details, and colorful jewel accents add depth and movement, creating a dazzling visual impact.
Frank Usher, celebrated for redefining accessible luxury in the mid-20th century, elevated eveningwear with his ability to merge theatrical glamour with precise tailoring. This jacket embodies his signature approach, making it a rare collector’s piece and a testament to the artistry of British fashion during the 1980s.
In impeccable condition, this original design is perfect for a discerning collector seeking a true masterpiece from a storied fashion house.
Suitable for the below sizes based on your preferred styling and body shape
U.K. 8 10 12 14
US 6 8 10 12
US 336 38 40 42
Measurements below in inches
Bust 52
Width/waist 46
Length 32
Excellent Condition
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