1.   A pin-stripe wool jacket was cut on the bias to achieve an hourglass shape.

2.   He sometimes belted the jacket with a narrow strip of leather and at other times simply cut the jacket to follow the lines of the body.

3.   Jackets were often cut in one piece, with seams only under the arms and down the sides.

4.   Jackets are cut like cardigans, with rounded, softened shoulders devoid of padding.

5.   One jacket is cut so that the lapels end with the selvage of the fabric.

6.   One long fitted jacket was cut to look like a bolero over a longer jacket.

7.   Other jackets were ingeniously cut, plunging in the front, fitting close to the body but pulled over the head without buttons.

8.   There were sharply cut jackets, some looking slightly shrunken over a bandeau top and hot pants hoisted up the rear.

9.   Although the look suggests a close fit, the new jackets are cut for a surprising degree of comfort.