90's Colorful Yellow Orange Sunflower Blazer by Charlotte Neuville

One button closure, two side hip pockets, one chest pocket still sewn shut could be opened and is usable

Sewn in shoulder pads, could use a reshape, are slightly thick / bulky

Lined in white, 2 decorative buttons on each cuff

100% Cotton size labeled 4 Made in the Usa

Measurements are taken flat and are approximate:

Underarm: 19"

Waist: 18"

Length: 26.6"

Sleeve length: 22"

"A graduate of Williams College and Parsons School of Design, internationally recognized fashion designer Charlotte Neuville began her career as Assistant Designer to Perry Ellis. She became Adrienne Vittadini’s Design Director two years later and, in 1985, launched her name brand, Charlotte Neuville, Inc., to retailers including Barneys, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdales, and Harrods of London. Charlotte received critical acclaim on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, CNN and in publications ranging from Women’s Wear Daily, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and Elle to The New York Times, New York Magazine, Interview, and People. She was inducted into the Council of Fashion Designers of America in 1986.

In 1996, Charlotte was recruited to transform the retail chain, Lerner New York, into what ultimately became the $1B+ brand, New York and Company. In 2005, she joined The Gap as Executive Vice President of Design (Men’s, Women’s, and Accessories) and was responsible for creating the record-breaking global brand PRODUCT (RED) for Bono, raising millions of dollars to combat the AIDS crisis in Africa. Earning a distinguished reputation as a brand visionary, color specialist, and trend forecaster, Charlotte became one of a handful of executives as noted for her design skills as she is for her merchandising expertise."