Tequatl Double Chain Choker cargo A minimal stripe to separate/scale

A minimal stripe to separate/scale proportions aesthetically

well fitted blazers

the white canvas could clean right up

The striking silhouette of this warped bomber originates from Vivienne Westwoods 1984 “Clint Eastwood” collection based off the wildness and wackiness of old westerns and their characters

Tequatl Double Chain Choker cargo A minimal stripe to separate/scaleCondition: used, with box and tag length in pictures A double linked alternating chain choker from the Tecuatl season, in box with tags. One of the standout accessories of the Rick Tequatl runway was all the metal adorned on the models with weird triple sided lobster clasps. The runway included the pentagram pendants that were attached to chains dangling or chokers. This choker features double and single alternating links with a long clasp closure.