This jacket is the new edition of a style from the SS1979 Collection, a reinterpretation that is part of an outfit consisting of a jacket, blouse and trousers. This look, featured in Vogue 1979, captures the spirit of the season, where class and style emerge through the quality of the fabrics and the perfection of the construction, confirming the Giorgio Armani suit as the global benchmark for elegance. The garment stands out for its essential yet decisive construction, defined by a single-breasted line with a visible fastening and a cut that recalls the spencer jacket, shortening the silhouette and emphasising the waist. The padded shoulders add a more pronounced structure, balanced by the clean volumes and the lightness of the construction. Crafted from an alpaca and wool blend, it combines textural depth and refinement, maintaining an understated yet recognisable elegance. The Spring/Summer 1979 collection is built around the balance of lightness and structure, where silhouettes are shaped without rigidity through fluid volumes and calibrated proportions. The pieces alternate different materials to create contrasts in texture and visual depth. The outfit conveys a refined yet natural elegance, enriched by details and accessories that introduce a more dynamic and feminine accent. The model is 178 cm tall and is wearing size 40/S (Italian Size) Fabric: alpaca and wool blend Single-breasted jacket Stand collar Visible front buttoning Front patch pocket Single-buttoned cuffs Silk lining The garment is part of the Armani/Archivio SS1979 look Made in Italy FABRIC: 50% ALPACA, 32% VIRGIN WOOL, 17% POLYAMIDE, 1% ELASTANE; LINING: 100% SILK (MULBERRY)