lapel

Instead, it stocked up to 65 jacket designs, with asymmetrical necklines, embroidered lapels, zippers running vertically from hip to nip, accented with strips of leather, you name it.

Sharabi, dressed in jeans, a white T-shirt and a black blazer, wore a yellow ribbon pinned to his lapel, a symbol of solidarity with those still held in Gaza.

His supporters wore lapel pins in the shape of a badge.

He continued to refine the shape through the 1980s, gradually easing the “wedge shape” jacket into a more relaxed silhouette with sloped shoulders and lower lapels.

On his lapel, he wore a little button, a heart over crossbones.