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Finished with partial lining and a flowing maxi length
Model is 55, 32B bust, size 2/4pants, size small top and is wearing a sizesmall
Shoulders: 16.5 Bust: 39- 40" Waist: 30 measured 16 below shoulder 34 at dropped waist seam (20 1/2 below shoulder) Sweep: 84 Length from Shoulder to Hem: 50.5 Sleeve Length: 5.5 under arm Sleeve at Opening: 12 Model is 53 with a 31 Bust, 25.5 waist and 36 low hip Has been clipped on model Proud Member of the Vintage Fashion Guild Dates to late 1990 to early 1991 (see Belk ad from the 01/20/91 Winston-Salem Journal) It retailed for $150 at the time (about $345.89 today allowing for inflation) Neck and sleeves are edged in a white Cluny lace A Chemical lace overlay at the center front bust Sweetheart neckline Amazing puffed sleeves with smallish shoulder pads and tulle extensions in the sleeve caps to hold the shape
Amy de la Haye and Andrew Tucker note in Costume and Fashion: A Concise History: American retailer The Gap, founded in San Francisco in 1969, universalized the popularity of garments such as the hooded sweatshirt and cargo pant (the latter contributing to a massive downsizing in the denim market), making once-basic items a wardrobe staple for all generations. (Laver 284-285) This was paralleled in high fashion as designers such as Helmut Lang put a fashion spin on styles such as parkas, combat trousers and other items worn by outdoor adventurers (Laver 284
Formal wear is more prescriptive, typically requiring a tuxedo, 2 or 3 piece suit, smart trousers or bow tie
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