The women wore a tight-fitting, belted tunic without pockets.
Still, the designer more than lived up to his reputation as a men's wear comer by showing a tightly edited array of bombers, Eisenhower jackets, band-collar tunics, bellows-pocket cargos, Confederate caps and greatcoats in oddly skewed colors and in unexpected materials like fine woolen flannel and by lavishing his theatrical urges on the presentation and not the clothes.
3. Floral Keyhole Pocket Tunic: Offered in Cranberry, Mustard, and Royal Blue, this tunic looks fabulous on every body type and helps fund orphanages in India.
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He keeps the envelope in the inside pocket of his tunic.
Today your teacher reaches into the pocket of his tunic, where he keeps a small amount of coarse sand, and grips you by the ear, the sand on his fingertips adding abrasion to the enormous pressure he applies, so that your earlobe is not only crushed but also made raw and slightly bloody.
Former SS personnel serving in the division were entitled to wear a Sig Rune badge that was attached to the left breast pocket of the tunic.
Usually, the Taliban came across the front in vehicles covered in mud, to avoid detection from the air, but they wore virtually the same clothes as the mujahideen: pocketed vests, patou blankets, tunic and pantaloon outfits, a motley assortment of winter jackets, turbans, and scarves.
