Jacques Esterel was the main focus on trends in the 1960s and the 1970s. He took stylish street looks into a hate couture. His 1965 collection for men included a plaid suit with a kilt and a salmon-colored nehru jacket in corduroy which would be worn over high yoked pants with zippers on front and back. For women he created very exagerated evening wear with a floor-length skirt and hooded evening cape of matching velour.
"Jacques Esterel, 1966 collections: "Mironton" (left), a Scottish-style plaid kilt ensemble, and "False Brother" (right), a vinyl pantsuit with zipped jacket ensemble."
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