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Paul Poiret designer women’s coat, circa 1915–1918, made of dark fir-green wool cloth, with a high waist accentuated at the back by box pleats and two brandebourgs with metal ball buttons, and a matching double-breasted closure at the front. Collar with wide, pointed lapels in black cotton velvet that can be turned up and buttoned, lined. Contemporary with and from the same source as the amaranth coat, this elegant coat also readily draws on military dress codes. Provenance: wardrobe of the wife of a senior officer on the General Staff.
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