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EMILIO PUCCI c.1970s Pink Geometric Novelty Figure 2 Pc Triangle Bikini Swimsuit

Name: EMILIO PUCCI c.1970s Pink Geometric Novelty Figure 2 Pc Triangle Bikini Swimsuit
Brand: Emilio Pucci
Price: 1294 USD
Availability: InStock

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EMILIO PUCCI c.1970s Pink Geometric Novelty Figure 2 Pc Triangle Bikini Swimsuit Circa: 1970s Label(s): Emilio Pucci, Exclusively for Saks Fifth Avenue Designer: Emilio Pucci Style: Bikini Color(s): Shades of pink, white, black Lined: Yes Marked Fabric Content: “100% Pure Cotton” Unmarked Fabric Content (feel of): Elastic Additional Details / Inclusions: Emilio Pucci for Saks Fifth Avenue 1970s Pink cotton geometric novelty figure print bikini swimsuit. Cotton triangle-shaped top with plunging “V” shaped neckline; short bust darts in center of triangle cups. Gathered elasticized thin spaghetti straps; gathered, elasticized band at back of bikini top with metal interlocking metal hook closure at center back. Elasticized band and straps have stretch, form-fitting. Bikini bottom with triangular front flap overlay detail in front of bottoms, Slightly gathered, elasticized waistband; gathered, elasticized leg holes. Elasticized waistband and leg holes have stretch, form-fitting. Pink geometric novelty cave drawing warrior print in shades of pink, white, and black; “Emilio” signature print throughout top and bottom of swimsuit. No closures on bottoms. Made In: Italy Additional Packaging: No MEASUREMENTS & SIZING: Marked Size: “8” (Vintage) Top: Bust: 25” (measured across back of band with hooks closed) Length of Triangle: 6” Width of Triangle: 5.5” Total Length: 10” (unstretched, measured from top of strap to bottom of band) Bottoms: Waist: 24" (unstretched) Hip: 27" (unstretched, measured at top of leg holes) Length: 8” (measured down center back) CONDITION: B (see guide). Few scattered extremely minor pinprick size spots to exterior swimsuit bottoms near side seams; few extremely minor scattered pinprick size spots to exterior center back of swimsuit bottoms (not noticeable except upon very close inspection). Three extremely minor pinprick size spots to interior bottom crotch lining (not visible when worn, not noticeable except upon very close inspection). Extremely minor wear spot to back top hook closure; some extremely minor discoloration to center front of bikini top band in between triangle (not noticeable except upon extremely close inspection). Please refer to photos provided. AA - New with Tags / Packaging (may show minimal signs of retail handling / shelf wear) A - New without Tags / Packaging (may show minimal signs of retail handling / shelf wear) AB - Next to New / Excellent Preowned (no significant signs of use / imperfections) B - Very Good Preowned / light signs of use (may have insignificant signs of use / imperfections). BC - Good Preowned / moderate signs of use (may have visible signs of use / imperfections) C – Fair Preowned condition / used (may have significant signs of use / imperfections)

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Wear consistent with age and use.

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Thiensville, WI

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Seller: EI:014161_1/E/W1stDibs: LU541312324842

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Emilio Pucci

By the mid-1960s, the international fashion press, enamored of his dazzling scarves and slithery dresses in sensuous psychedelic silk jersey, had dubbed Florentine designer Emilio Pucci the Prince of Prints. Less well known is that, starting in the early 1950s, Pucci applied his colorful, abstract patterns to static angular mediums such as ceramics, floors and furniture, imbuing them with movement, not to mention glamour. He was the first fashion designer to enter the lifestyle market, founding the successful brand that exists today.

Born in 1914 to one of Italy’s oldest noble families, Emilio Pucci, Marchese Pucci di Barsento, was a member of the postwar international jet set, hopping from beach to mountain to city. His fashion career began unexpectedly in 1947, when he created a revolutionary stretch ski outfit that was photographed on the Swiss slopes for Harper’s Bazaar.

Eschewing a life of aristocratic glamour, the self-taught Pucci opened a boutique on Capri dedicated to simple resort clothing (think capri pants) that evoked the Mediterranean’s undulating waves and refreshingly bright colors. At the time, luxury fashion was as constricted as a Dior cocktail dress, but the Swinging Sixties were on the horizon. Signed with what Vogue International editor Suzy Menkes calls a “handwritten ‘Emilio’ flourish” — a concept, she points out, as novel as that of designer ready-to-wear — his designs were soon seen on celebrities like Jackie Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe.

From the airline uniforms he created for Braniff in the 1960s to the emblem he crafted for the Apollo XV space mission in 1971, Pucci’s designs were visionary. In spite of his traditional roots (or because of them), the Prince of Prints was forward thinking and outward looking. Pucci put his signature flourish on patterns that were flexible — first for fashion, then for furnishings and objects. Whether on fabric or foam, shelves or sails, as he first explained some 70 years ago, the ornamental designs work in “continuous motion.” Venturing into nontraditional design partnerships, he laid the groundwork for a future brand, a classic legacy that his daughter Laudomia Pucci continues today.

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