From a 1935 New Yorker profile of Stravin­sky by Janet Flanner:

When fully dressed, he has a great deal on even in mild weather—scarf to his ears, spats, sweater, tweeds, stick, ciga­rette-lighter, étui wrist­watch, compli­cated double lenses for his myopic eyes, sacred medals and fetishes pinned to his underwear—for he is superstitious—and over all, for fear of draughts, often two coats, one of fur.