#7090 • CHANEL-Style Cream Bouclé Tweed Jacket and Skirt Ensemble

Part of $15 Million | Part 2 | McLean Mansion on the Potomac | Online Estate Auction (live auction by Prime Auction Solutions)

High bid $425.00

Status: Sold

Category: Clothing and Shoes

A classic CHANEL-style cream bouclé tweed two-piece ensemble, comprising a tailored jacket and coordinating skirt, likely late 20th century to early 21st century in the manner of Parisian couture suiting. Executed in a nubby ivory/cream bouclé with subtle tonal variation, the jacket presents a clean, structured silhouette with long sleeves and a straight hem, finished at the neckline with a decorative braided or picot-like trim detail suggestive of the maison’s signature passementerie. The matching skirt is cut in a refined, straight to gently flared line with a smooth fall, designed to read as a cohesive suit when worn together. The bouclé’s textured weave—long associated with French atelier tailoring—offers visual depth while maintaining a restrained, formal palette suitable for day-to-evening dressing. Such ensembles recall the enduring Chanel vocabulary of bouclé suiting, prized for its balance of architectural tailoring and tactile surface interest. Estimated period and attribution are based on style and construction as visible; no maker label is shown in the provided image.