Designer Marco de Vincenzo found the print for this coat in an unexpected place: inside the archives of a weaver in Como, Italy. Seemingly inspired by his surroundings, a past employee of the factory used his talents to create a tempera drawing of the Riviera. Through the image’s jacquard reissue, the artist, though anonymous, gets a second life.
Marco de Vincenzo double-breasted coat, $2,730; marcodevincenzo.com
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