Boy's Suit
c. 1936
Frederick Jackson's charming design for a 'Boy's Suit,' dated around 1936, offers a peek into the meticulous world of fashion or costume design. The centerpiece is a rosy-pink tunic featuring a smocked bodice and puffy sleeves held up by loops, worn over matching trousers with distinctive jagged cuffs. To the right, pencil outlines map out the trousers' front and back, revealing the iterative process of creation—emphasized by the handwritten 'Correction' note at the bottom—showing exactly how the artist refined the garment's structure.
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