This perforated kangaroo skin jacket is $7,990.
He spent a lifetime running for election in the constituencies of political titans for the sheer spectacle of being able to stand next to the likes of Harold Wilson, Margaret Thatcher, Tony Benn and John Major at the counts, with a stupid hat, leopard skin jacket and occasionally an inflatable skeleton.
Hence there were double-breasted coats in gleaming pony skin, jackets defining the waist and a few innovations such as a curvy low-front bodice, a short fur bolero or even — an unlikely innovation for Mr. Alaïa — a baggy boyfriend sweater.
There are also variations on the tunic (in mink shaved to resemble crocodile skin), jackets that gave the illusion of layers, and simply-cut dresses in gray wool or silk Jacquard with short, blousy sleeves and a tie streaming seductively down the back.
The game itself rewards the player with seal based products (such as seal oil, or seal skin jackets), and not "trophies".
The London store displays a gold python-skin jacket and a crocodile-skin coat for £75,000.
Antelope horns sprout from the shoulders of a pony-skin jacket, and vulture skulls serve as epaulettes on a leather dress.
Wearing a leopard-skin jacket, her bangs swaying as her arms spun circles in the air, Ms. Eisenberg did not overhype or wallow.
Ruben's family arrived on a "freedom flight," in 1967, and he still recalls the white cowboy boots and leopard-skin jacket that he was given by the Salvation Army.
Only then do I register the polar bear hanging from a rafter, the turtle shells, an armadillo, a leopard-skin jacket, narwhal tusk, horseshoe crab, box of animal parts, pufferfish.
He bedecked his models in myriad weird accessories to deter potential predators: silvery thorns, Manga-inspired fibreglass helmets, giant antlers underneath a bridal veil, a pony-skin jacket adorned with curved tusks like a gazelle's.
