This is one of Lagerfeld's most witty materials. What looks like an old, cracked leather jacket is in fact the softest double cashmere, coated on the surface to imitate the patina of time.

• A cracked leather-effect finish, in dusty anthracite grey. It looks like a well-worn leather jacket from the ranch.
• Pure cashmere beneath, soft and warm. The surprise is felt the moment you touch it.
• A double-faced construction, two layers of cashmere knitted together. It gives the jacket body without any lining.
• A striped beige reverse, crossed with olive and bright pink lines. It shows at the lapels and the turned-back cuffs.
• Raw, unfinished edges, cut clean along the seams. They underline the rugged, Western spirit.

A single-breasted jacket with notched lapels, one button and a slim, slightly long line falling below the hip. It has the ease of a cardigan and the presence of a leather jacket.

• Notched lapels, turned back to show the striped reverse. They frame the face with a touch of colour.
• A single star button, at the waist. It gives the jacket a clean, elegant line.
• Sleeves with turned-back cuffs, revealing the stripes. They add a casual, relaxed touch.
• A slim, slightly long body, falling below the hip. It flatters the figure and layers easily.
• From Dallas to the city: with a white T-shirt and skinny jeans as Caroline de Maigret wore it, over a striped knit as on the runway, with black trousers and boots.