Red fringe leather jacket by Gianni Versace, designed by Donatella, from the Spring/Summer 2002 ready-to-wear collection.The jacket features an open front with no closure, structured shoulders, and long sleeves. Design details include fringe trim along the front opening, hem, and sleeve cuff, and braided whipstitch detailing at the shoulders and upper sleeves.This Versace collection was all about being bold, colorful, and glamorous. The clothes hugged the body and came in bright blues, reds, and purples, with fun details like cutouts, laces, and sparkly touches. Some looks were softer and lighter, while others had big floral prints that felt like pop art. The night dresses were shiny and dramatic, made to stand out. As fashion writer Sarah Mower said, it felt like the clothes were made for “red-hot divas” who love being in the spotlight like Jennifer Lopez who attended the show.Founded in 1978 by Gianni Versace, the house of Versace is defined by glamour, confidence, and unapologetic sensuality. From the beginning, the brand set itself apart through bold design and a mastery of spectacle, helping to shape the era of the supermodel and celebrity runway. Today, under Donatella Versace’s, Versace continues to deliver bold, attention-grabbing fashion.Measurements: Bust 38 inches, Waist 32 inches, Length (measured at center back) 21 inches

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