Bomber jacket made by " Jean-Charles de Castelbajac" . The front reads "STONE ME ALONE." The back reads the same text. It has a photo of two people sewn onto it. One of the figures is Camille Claudel, a sculptor who had a close relationship with Rodin, and the other is probably Veruschka, a well-known model and artist.
Below Claudel's photograph is a sentence that can be translated as "Two lonely artistic souls." Both were caught up in male-dominated systems and spaces of representation, yet still refused to let go of their own expression - when you read this as superimposing the image of such a "lonely artist," the composition of the clothes makes sense.
Only the sleeves are quilted, and there are two chest pockets with different designs. The length is short. Although it has a distinctive bomber jacket shape, the back design is the key to its success. This seriousness and this romanticism.
