1.   Jackets are cropped, fitted and coupled with a straight, classic skirt or racy hot pants.

2.   Jackets are cropped or elongated, skimming the body.

3.   Pants shown tended to be snug in the seat, and jackets were generally cropped at the hip.

4.   Silhouettes run from flat front pants to short skirts and cropped jackets.

5.   The most important jacket was cropped and fitted at the waist, and with flat-front trousers, it cut a lean, lithe silhouette.

6.   There are trench coats and pin-stripe navy jackets, boxy blazers he calls boy jackets, pastel floral shirts and zip-up cropped jackets.

7.   The jacket was cropped to the hipbone, the notched lapels were deeply cut.

8.   This time, the suede-like fabric was fashioned into those trendy shirtdresses, as well as cropped jean jackets and animal-print suits.