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Waratah Jacket - Teal

Waratah Jacket - Teal

Regular price $339.00 AUD
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An exclusive collaboration with Paola Milani, Brisbane based artist.

A jacket in full bloom. The Waratah Jacket is cut from 100% linen and printed with Paola Milani’s native blooms, their rich reds glowing against a weathered, painterly ground. The notched collar is left raw and frayed at the edge, a soft undone touch on a sharp tailored shape. Covered buttons, flap pockets at the hip and splits at the sleeve and back add quiet craft to every angle.

Cropped and easy to layer, it turns a plain dress or simple pants into something memorable. Throw it on for a gallery opening, a long lunch or any day you feel like wearing your favourite flower.

Features

 

  • 100% Linen
  • Natural Fibre
  • Exclusive Paola Milani Print
  • Collar with Frayed Edge
  • Covered Button Front
  • Flap Pockets at Hip
  • Split Sleeve Detail
  • Back Split
  • Cropped Fit
  • Trans-Seasonal

*Model is 181cm, wearing a size S. Styled with Nectar Dress.

AUS Size XS  S M L XL
Bust 98 105.5 113 120.5 128
Length from Shoulder 52.5 54 55.5 57 58.5
Shoulder Width 44 45.5 47 48.5 50
Sleeve Length 35 36 37 38 39
Sleeve Width 37 39 41 43 45

* Measurements in CM.

About the Artist

Paola’s work draws on the natural world. For this print she turned to the Australian bush, where waratah, bottlebrush, banksia and hakea have grown extraordinary forms through heat, drought and fire. Old seed pods stand beside new flowers, and the waratah sits at the centre, vivid and unapologetically present. For Paola it’s a way of thinking about the ageing female body and self, not as an autumn leaf whose season has passed but as a whole landscape, weathered and flowering at once. Worn on the body, it carries a small reminder: ageing is not disappearance.

“Perhaps we are the whole landscape, weathered and flowering, protective and generous, carrying our histories while continuing to become.” Paola Milani

 

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