Leather Coat Collection

Kate Winslet star of the blockbuster film Titanic leaving Heathrow for New York on Concorde wearing her Doc Martens. - - 20/04/2010 - -

La Loutre, from a Collection of Fashion Plates, 1922 (pochoir print)
3443252 La Loutre, from a Collection of Fashion Plates, 1922 (pochoir print) by David, (fl.1922); Private Collection; (add.info)

Competitor in the Liverpool Motor Club 24 hour trial seen here tackling the Bwlch y Groes (pass of the Cross). Circa 1930

Kate Winslet star of the blockbuster film Titanic leaving Heathrow for New York on Concorde wearing her Doc Martens. - - 20/04/2010 - -

George Best arrives at Euston Station with members of Manchester United Football team for a match against Ipswich, before starting his suspension by the F.A. January 1970 70-00047

Hollywood star Errol Flynn seen here arriving at London Airport 17th November 1953

Sir Alan Cobham climbing out of a De Havilland D. H. 50 at Croydon Airport on 17th March
Sir Alan Cobham climbing out of a De Havilland D.H.50 at Croydon Airport on 17th March 1925. He had returned from a trip of 17, 000 miles with Sir Sefton Brancker

Kate Winslet star of the blockbuster film Titanic leaving Heathrow for New York on Concorde wearing her Doc Martens. - - 20/04/2010 - -

Bobby Moore fits out comediam Jimmy Tarbuck who opens at the Palladium in the pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk. 17th December 1968

John Mortimer and wife seen here leaving the High Court in central London during the Fuld Will hearings. 10th February 1965

John Mortimer and wife seen here leaving the High Court in central London during the Fuld Will hearings. 10th February 1965

Preparations for war. ARP warden gets use to his gas mask and coat during a civil defence gas attack exercise in Kingston. June 1938

TV presenter Jonathan Ross and his scriptwriter wife Jane. Seen here at the BAFTA cinema in Piccadilly for the premiere of Face Off. November 1997

Charles Lindbergh (1902 - 1974) in plane
Charles Lindbergh (1902 - 1974) in his flying kit standing in Spirit of St Louis, the plane in which he made the first non - stop Atlantic air crossing: 20 - 21 May 1927

Miss C Griff, engineer and metallurgist, chairman of the All Women Engineering Co ( Birmingham ) Non corrosive metal co 29 October 1923

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"Timeless Elegance: The Leather Coat Chronicles" Step into the past with a glimpse of iconic moments captured in history, all featuring the timeless allure of the leather coat. From Gustav Gruendgens' captivating performance in the 1931 film "M, " to the military exhibition at Chelsea Hospital, this garment has stood as a symbol of style and strength. In 1922, La Loutre graced fashion plates with its pochoir print, showcasing how a they are effortlessly exude sophistication. Meanwhile, competitors in the Liverpool Motor Club 24-hour trial tackled treacherous terrains like Bwlch y Groes while donning their trusty coats – a testament to both durability and fashion. Even Hollywood's brightest stars couldn't resist its charm. Kate Winslet, known for her role in Titanic, was spotted leaving Heathrow for New York draped in an exquisite leather coat that perfectly complemented her elegance. Not far behind was Errol Flynn himself arriving at London Airport in 1953, proving that this wardrobe staple transcends time and borders. But it wasn't just celebrities who embraced this classic piece; sports legends also recognized its allure. George Best arrived at Euston Station alongside his Manchester United teammates sporting sleek leather coats before conquering football fields across Europe. The appeal extended beyond entertainment circles too. Sir Alan Cobham made quite an entrance when he climbed out of a De Havilland D. H. 50 plane at Croydon Airport on that fateful day in March 17th – his distinguished leather coat adding an air of adventure to his aviation endeavors. As we delve deeper into history's annals, we find Bobby Moore fitting out comedian Jimmy Tarbuck for his grand opening at Palladium during pantomime season – demonstrating how even comedic performances could be enhanced by such refined outerwear.