In addition to the sequin jackets from my other post, I also received the two teal leather jackets I ordered from Neiman Marcus. Both of them are a more greenish teal (which is great for me); the classic moto (first one) is a brighter shade. Color is a little off in my photos because the lighting is terrible today. Both fit well, although the torso on both is slightly too long for me (a really common problem). The white things are the tissue wrappers on the zippers and not part of the jacket!

Please note that I would probably never ever wear either of these zipped up all the way, as they both made me feel choked that way (and in fact I can't lower my chin in the peplum one when it's zipped up to the top since the collar is longer than my short neck!) so they have to look OK with the collar in some form of openness.

1-7: classic moto style with gold zippers.

8-14: knife pleat peplum jacket. The underside of the pleats is unfinished, but it shouldn't show once the wrinkles from shipping come out. On the other hand, I will be sitting on them so they might wrinkle again.

Sorry for photo overload! So what do you think? Is either worth keeping? I cannot keep both. Much as I love teal and leather, I really don't think I need two teal leather jackets!

ETA: Added more photos of the first jacket (classic moto) to try to figure out the back creasing thing. I took these with the flash so they are clearer although the leather looks shinier here than it really is. Photos 16-20 are of the jacket zipped part way. The weird thing is that most of the creasing disappears when I raise my arms even a little... which makes me wonder if it needs to be there for me to be able to comfortably move my arms. Photo 21 is of the jacket open, and you can see some extra room near the underarms even here. So... any thoughts?

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