Emilio Pucci was a famous Italian fashion designer. He and his eponymous company are synonymous with geometric prints in a kaleidoscope of colors. By the mid-1960s, the international fashion press had dubbed Pucci the Prince of Prints. This three-piece, all silk/nylon loungewear ensemble includes: Jumpsuit, quilted jacket, and zippered, split-front, quilted hostess skirt. Model is 5'8.5" size 4. Jumpsuit sized 8-10, Jacket and skirt 10-12 (these are 1960-70's sizes). Three covered buttons are missing on jumpsuit at wrists and top of collar. Elastic is stretched out on hostess skirt. Comes with set of 8 martini cards .
Prints were signed, “ EPFR
” which stood for “ Emilio Pucci
for Formfit Rogers.” Pucci
used luxurious nylon tricot fabric for his lingerie. It was shipped from the United States to Como, Italy for printing and then shipped back to the United States in Nashville, Tennessee, where it was cut and sewn into garments.
