Broek van ambassadeur A.H.J. Lovink c. 1948

"Broek van ambassadeur A.H.J. Lovink" (c. 1948) is a pair of black trousers with a distinctive gold stripe down the outside seam. Made by the Dutch tailoring firm "Firma Noyen," the trousers are a prime example of late 20th-century tailoring. The gold stripe likely denotes an official position, potentially reflecting Ambassador Lovink's high rank and status. This garment demonstrates the significance of clothing as a marker of social hierarchy and the craftsmanship of the Noyen firm.