Phenomenal Spring 2001 Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld Runway Cashmere & Sequin Top & Skirt Set Bottoms He launched his atelier in

He launched his atelier in 1951 and though he was never a designer that was formally acknowledged as being a true Haute Couturier

It looks like someone added an extra row of button holes - perhaps to adjust where they sit a little - but because they are hidden under the front edge you don't see this and they look to have been professionally done in any case

There is a large bow at the back and half of it is the red jersey and the other half is the gold

Sleeve: approx 25" with no true shoulder seamBust: 15-19" flat across from side seam to side seamWaist: 12-17" flat across from side seam to side seamHips: 15-20" flat across from side seam to side seamLength: 66" from neck to hem

It's long to wear and hooks into place as described above

Phenomenal Spring 2001 Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld Runway Cashmere & Sequin Top & Skirt Set Bottoms He launched his atelier inThe twin of this gorgeous Spring 2001 Chanel set walked the runway that season. It was made under the creative direction of Karl Lagerfeld. The show that year took place in the Carrousel de Louvre where the Chanel team constructed a multi coloured Neon Staircase for the models to walk down. The Chanel 'Catwalk' books noted that the models sported tons of colour to go with that staircase and the collection showcased red, pink, blue, coral and purple