Tail Coat c. 1937

"Tail Coat" is a fashion illustration by Creighton Kay-Scott, dated c. 1937. The illustration features a detailed drawing of a men's tailcoat, with a double-breasted front, a high collar, and a long, fitted silhouette. The artist uses watercolor to create a sense of realism, capturing the texture of the fabric and the details of the garment. The tailcoat, a hallmark of formal attire in the 19th and early 20th centuries, speaks to the evolving styles of men's fashion. Kay-Scott's illustration is a testament to the enduring appeal of classic clothing designs.