Velvet Collar Collection

French gentleman with wide-brim top hat, riding coat with velvet collar, grey American-style trousers, boots, holding a riding crop

Frock Coat Velvet Collar Lapels Cashmere Waistcoat
Frock coat with velvet collar and lapels - Cashmere waistcoat - Velvet tie. Velvet dressing gown lined with satin - Velvet cap

Man in loose fitting coat, waistcoat, trousers and boots
5893135 Man in loose fitting coat, waistcoat, trousers and boots. by Compte-Calix, Francois Claudius (1813-80); (add.info.: Man in loose fitting coat of grey cloth with velvet collar)

Richard Strauss (b / w photo)
HGM81940 Richard Strauss (b/w photo) by Meyer, Albert (1857-1924); Haags Gemeentemuseum, The Hague, Netherlands; (add.info.: Richard Strauss (1864-1949); ); eKunstmuseum den Haag; German

Princess Diana, HRH The Princess of Wales at Newcastle Airport for her departure from the North East today. The Princess has been in Cramlington to see the pioneering SHAW

Portrait of Hubert Robert (1733-1808) 1788 (oil on panel)
XIR91621 Portrait of Hubert Robert (1733-1808) 1788 (oil on panel) by Vigee-Lebrun, Elisabeth Louise (1755-1842); 105x84 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

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"Velvet Collar: A Timeless Fashion Statement" In this captivating image, a man donning a loose-fitting coat, waistcoat, trousers, and boots exudes an air of sophistication with his velvet collar. The velvety touch adds a luxurious element to his ensemble, elevating his style to new heights. The photograph of Richard Strauss in black and white showcases the renowned composer's refined taste as he confidently sports the velvet collar trend, and is evident that this fashion choice transcends time and continues to captivate individuals from all walks of life. Princess Diana, HRH The Princess of Wales at Newcastle Airport for her departure from captures her elegance as she embraces the allure of the velvet collar. This iconic royal effortlessly combines regality with modernity through her impeccable sense of style. Steve Marriott, singer-songwriter and member of the 1960s group The Small Faces, epitomizes rock 'n' roll coolness with his rebellious twist on the velvet collar trend. His charismatic persona shines through as he pushes boundaries while remaining undeniably fashionable. Hubert Robert's portrait from 1788 depicts a distinguished gentleman adorned in an exquisite coat featuring a prominent velvet collar. This masterpiece serves as a testament to how this timeless fashion statement has endured throughout centuries. Ken Russell's series "The Last of the Teddy Girls" transports us back to January 1955 when young women like Rose Price embraced their individuality by incorporating velvet collars into their edgy ensembles. These photographs capture both rebellion and refinement simultaneously. Barbera Wood pointing towards her stylishly embellished velvet collar showcases how this accessory can become an extension of one's personality—a bold statement that demands attention without saying a word. Iris Thornton radiates confidence in Ken Russell's photograph where she strikes a pose highlighting her unique interpretation of the velvet collar trend. Her self-assured demeanor exemplifies how fashion can empower individuals to express their true selves.