Sold for $889

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Lot Description

Emmelle Ensemble, Dress, Jacket, and Three Brooches

The blue jacket was worn by Secretary Albright to promote her book Prague Winter: A Personal Story of Remembrance and War, 1937 through 1948 at Barnes & Noble Union Square on April 24, 2012. The jacket was also worn in a television episode of Madam Secretary, "The Doability Doctrine" where Albright portrayed herself in 2015.

The red jacket was worn by Secretary Albright to speak at the Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting at the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel on September 19, 2016 in New York City.

THE FIRST
Round-neck, button-front jacket in lightweight red canvas blend. Unlined.
Label: Emmelle
Country of Origin: United States

THE SECOND
V-neck tunic in lightweight red canvas blend with 3/4 length sleeves. Tunic features contrast stitching at neckline and a rear zipper closure.
Label: Emmelle
Country of Origin: United States

THE THIRD
Straight, wide-leg pant in lightweight red canvas blend. Partially-elasticated waistband with zipper and button closures. Unlined.
Label: Emmelle
Country of Origin: United States

THE FOURTH
Single-breasted, button-front jacket in lightweight blue canvas blend. Unlined.
Label: Emmelle
Country of Origin: United States

Includes Three Brooches.
Largest Brooch Measures Approximately:
3.75" H x 2" W

Condition Report

Condition:

The overall condition to all items is good, with light signs of wear throughout. Varying discoloration at necklines and light abrasions/residue to exterior fabric surfaces. Light signs of wear to costume jewelry pieces.

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