Fur Collar Collection
"Fur Collar: A Timeless Fashion Statement Across Centuries and Cultures" From the elegant Consuelo Vanderbilt, Duchess of Marlborough
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"Fur Collar: A Timeless Fashion Statement Across Centuries and Cultures" From the elegant Consuelo Vanderbilt, Duchess of Marlborough, sporting a fur collar in her regal portrait from 1901, to the refined Thomas Jefferson depicted with a hint of luxury in his oil painting from 1805, the allure of the fur collar transcends time. Even English actress Miss Marjorie Hume found comfort and style as she sat at her piano adorned with this fashionable accessory. And who could forget Kiki Dee, the talented singer-songwriter from Bradford, England, whose stage presence was enhanced by her glamorous fur collar? Not limited to celebrities alone, sports icons like snooker player Alex Higgins embraced this trend. In a captivating photograph from December 1975, he exuded confidence while donning his fur-collar jacket. The significance of the fur collar extends beyond fashion; it symbolizes empowerment too. As women fought for their rights and independence in 1935, they proudly wore their fur collars while attending driving school under the Federation of Women's Clubs. Artistic expressions throughout history have also celebrated this timeless accessory. Barclay Paris captured its elegance in a stunning pochoir print dating back to 1919. Meanwhile, portraits such as Paulus de Nigro (1518) and Nicolas Helincx (1592) showcase how individuals sought prestige through their choice of attire. Intriguingly enough, even epitaphs immortalize these luxurious collars. The epitaph of Nikols Rockox and his wife Adriana Perez (1513-15) depicts them wearing exquisite furs as symbols of status and wealth. Lastly, let us not overlook "The Parisian Sphinx" painted between 1875-77—a masterpiece that captures both mystery and sophistication through its portrayal of an enigmatic woman draped in an opulent fur collar. Throughout history and across various cultures, the fur collar has remained a coveted fashion statement.