Littlehenrylee, yes I think they're just vintage men's blazers, probably cashmere. If you get a women's blazer in larger sizes you wouldn't have the wide sleeves that allow for that easy foldover, women's are always cut more tapered. I mean they do exist as an imitation of that look, this just dropped in my inbox this morning from Rouje(Jeanne Damas' own label). I expect they'll sell out fast.
Flo since you're the more experienced 2nd hand shopper and my local market is completely messed up, does it still hold true that men's second hand is significantly cheaper as the demand is less.
When I was last in Antwerp I came across a beautiful men's outdoor blazer from Stephan Schneider (who does amazing things with tailoring, he has women's clothing too but it's the men's stuff I lust after). It was very much the model like in the second pic but it had a mohair white and sky blue oversized herringbone pattern. Not something most men would want to wear and it looked glorious on me, falling about mid thigh. Unfortunately, when I put my hands in the pockets I came across a used tissue and was grossed out beyond belief (was a very fancy 2nd hand shop too), wish I'd let that go at the time because it was such a lovely coat.
Lesser those pants look fab, I'm loving all the additions of homemade patterns. I love seeing them come on so much, I did quite a bit of sewing as a teen but ended up making my own patterns (usually by deconstructing 2nd hand pieces) because the only thing available was Burda which was really frumpy in my mind.
Twelve more days quirky Though the French do make the 6th of Jan and the days up to it quite special after Christmas. I think we should all dress like we're one of the three kings those days accordingly 
I use the edge of a table and but my hand against it to get a decent finish on the dominant hand. First do the thumb so you're pretty much holding the table top so it lays flat, then switch and make a similar position with the rest of the hand splayed, but not uncomfortably so, and just not move that hand much, that seems to work best for me. I also run pure Shea butter (vaseline should work too) all over the skin surrounding the nails, leave it to sit for a few minutes then take a qtip to remove it from the nails and follow with a qtip dipped in nail polish remover so the grease is just on the skin to stop varnish from staining it, and if you do accidentally catch it, it's easily removed.
I don't know if this is true for all sizes but I believe you take your EU size and add ten to get your men's size, so 34 is 44, 36 is 46 and so forth, though you may size down of course but those are supposed to be the equivalent fit, albeit an oversized one.
Proper, I know many that rip out the shoulder pads to take out the severity of them or if they have wide enough shoulders already. Granted, something you're much more inclined to do with cheap second hand than a brand new expensive item.