FW 2001 Jean Paul Gaultier Jeans denim long jacket or dress with a monogram print reading JPG throughout the fabric. 

The jacket has two breast pockets and two side pockets. It's single breasted with a single row of buttons.

The hottest feature about this piece is the horizontal zipper at the height of the hips that goes all around, allowing one to cut the piece in two, hence creating a shorter jacket and a miniskirt.

Like mentioned on Vogue Runway: "Three-piece suits took on a whole new meaning on his runway. The bottom halves of jackets were hacked off and worn as miniskirts over matching trousers; detachable sleeves hung precariously by little fastenings at the shoulder."

or in Gaultier's own words: "The idea was to make clothes that can be made as you want. You can take them apart and put them back together in different ways. It's about freedom!"

Size fits 36-38 FR 

Excellent condition

Here worn with a pair of A.F. Vandervorst thigh high brown leather boots, also available on our webshop in size 37,5