I like this jumpsuit but to be honest with you, I prefer Elvis dressed in white...
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I like this jumpsuit but to be honest with you, I prefer Elvis dressed in white...
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Here's a wallpaper that Harry (hcvegas) put together of this suit! It's fantastic! I'm sure this took a while to do? Great work, Harry!
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''Baby I dun told you, after the show"
Great suit! He looked smokin' hot too...
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Great photos!!!!
Look at the windscreen on two of the pictures...and they are suposed to bee from Cleveland Ohio november 6, 1971 afternoon show (pictures taken from Paul Lichter book "From the city of brotherly love to the big apple".
But Elvis did not use windscreen in 1971 ded he??? and the pictures is not from vegas january & february 1972 i think if you look at the background.
So is this from the April tour, maybee Jacksonville evening show?? this is the only date i am not sure if the information we got from books and internet is corect.
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I wonder why he didn't keep wearing it in 1972.
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Thank you, all for these wonderful pictures!I thimk that ELVIS looks very good in black ...
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He never wore a "Black Pyramid", simply because that suit doesn't excist. You are probably referring to the "Black Butterfly", a suit that has a resemblance to the "White Pyramid", only with tiny gold butterfly shaped nails, which go in the opposite direction....
But you are right about Elvis wearing black. He even wore more black jumpsuits like the two different versions of the "Black Spanish Flower".
One of the unique things about Elvis and his wardrobe design team is that Elvis always did put aside his personal taste, and he was always willing to try out new designs, even though he was not always as thrilled as the designers or the audiences. But if you look at his wardrobe you have to admit that the majority is white.... simply because this way Elvis was always visible on the stage.....
Personally I believe that the black jumpsuits, especially the "Black Conquistador" and both "Black Spanish Flowers" were top designs and that Elvis looked at his best in darker suits.
No... as usual EPE has their facts wrong. The suit is a 1971 design (smaller bell bottoms) but it was delivered to Elvis in January 1972. The suit made its debut during the Jan/Feb 1972 season in Las Vegas and Elvis wore it a few times during that engagement using two different types of gold belts. He never wore it on a tour. There might be a possibility it was even used in Aug/Sept 1972 but that is pure speculation.....
There's even a chance that the suit has two different versions. As you look at some of the pictures where Elvis is posing in the "Black Butterfly" you can see that the lining of the cape and the lining of the kick pleats are yellow. The version that is on display at Graceland has gold linings.