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Part of "Nowhere Man Collection" 2002 - Honoring George Harrison from the Beatles. Number (N)ine’s fall 2002 collection continued a fast-developing trend of Takahiro Miyashita titling his work after songs, with “Nowhere Man” being a track from the Beatles’ classic album “Rubber Soul.” Despite the Liverpool origins of the title, it was among his first explorations of Western Americana, which would evolve into an ever-present theme across his work. The runway presentation was held in a dimly lit ballroom with the guests seated at café-style tables draped with white cloth. Models were backdropped by classic songs from the Beatles guitarist, including “My Sweet Lord” and “Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp.” Condition: Pre-owned, excellent Color: BlackFabric: 100% Wool / 100% Fur Collar Measurements Pit to pit: 20"Top to bottom: 27"Shoulder: 17"Sleeve outseam: 26"
Part of "Nowhere Man Collection" 2002 - Honoring George Harrison from the Beatles. Number (N)ine’s fall 2002 collection continued a fast-developing trend of Takahiro Miyashita titling his work after songs, with “Nowhere Man” being a track from the Beatles’ classic album “Rubber Soul.” Despite the Liverpool origins of the title, it was among his first explorations of Western Americana, which would evolve into an ever-present theme across his work. The runway presentation was held in a dimly lit ballroom with the guests seated at café-style tables draped with white cloth. Models were backdropped by classic songs from the Beatles guitarist, including “My Sweet Lord” and “Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp.” Condition: Pre-owned, excellent Color: BlackFabric: 100% Wool / 100% Fur Collar Measurements Pit to pit: 20"Top to bottom: 27"Shoulder: 17"Sleeve outseam: 26"