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VALENTINO MISS V - Vintage 80s White & Gray Linen Woman Dress
- VALENTINO MISS V. Classic bon-ton dress from the the 80s. Buttons, short sleeves, side zipper closure. Fully lined. Size 42 IT. In excellent vintage condition.
60.00 $ / 46.00 €
Condition Rate:
Excellent See Condition Chart for details
Into Detail
MADE IN:
Italy
PERIOD:
1980-1990
COMPOSITION:
Linen
COLOR/EFFECT:
White & Gray
CONDITION DETAILS:
A button on the left sleeves is missing, a small stain on the right shoulder
APPROXIMATE MEAUSEREMENT IN INCHES / CMS:
- Shoulder to shoulder: 16 3/4" / 42,5 cm
- Arms Length: 10 1/2" / 26,7 cm
- Bust: 34" / 86,4 cm
- Waist: 28" / 71,2 cm
- Total length to the back: 43" / 109,2 cm
- Waist to Hem: 28 1/2" / 72,4 cm
SIZE:
Size 42 (Italian Size)
Italy
PERIOD:
1980-1990
COMPOSITION:
Linen
COLOR/EFFECT:
White & Gray
CONDITION DETAILS:
A button on the left sleeves is missing, a small stain on the right shoulder
APPROXIMATE MEAUSEREMENT IN INCHES / CMS:
- Shoulder to shoulder: 16 3/4" / 42,5 cm
- Arms Length: 10 1/2" / 26,7 cm
- Bust: 34" / 86,4 cm
- Waist: 28" / 71,2 cm
- Total length to the back: 43" / 109,2 cm
- Waist to Hem: 28 1/2" / 72,4 cm
SIZE:
Size 42 (Italian Size)
Brand History
Valentino
Born In Voghera, Italy, in 1932, Valentino Garavani, known to all simple Valentino, had an immense talent for drawing. He studied fashion design and French at the "Accademia dell'Arte" in Milan and the "Chambre Syndicate de la Couture Parisienne", while still a teenager. As a student he won an important prize for fashion design from the international wool Secretariat. This brought him to the attention of couturier Jean Desses, who gave him a design job in 1950. In 1955 he took up work with Guy Laroche, the former chief illustrator at Desses. By 1960, he established himself as a designer with his first collection a salon on the Via Condotti in Rome. He quickly became one of the leading couturiers in the 1960s. In 1967 he won the coveted Neiman Marcus Prize and in 1970 launched his first ready-to-wear line and boutiques in Rome and New York. Since then, his gowns and clothes have become the choice of many of the world's most glamorous people, Hollywood stars, First Ladies, and top fashion models. He and his business partner sold their fashion business empire in 1998.
Born In Voghera, Italy, in 1932, Valentino Garavani, known to all simple Valentino, had an immense talent for drawing. He studied fashion design and French at the "Accademia dell'Arte" in Milan and the "Chambre Syndicate de la Couture Parisienne", while still a teenager. As a student he won an important prize for fashion design from the international wool Secretariat. This brought him to the attention of couturier Jean Desses, who gave him a design job in 1950. In 1955 he took up work with Guy Laroche, the former chief illustrator at Desses. By 1960, he established himself as a designer with his first collection a salon on the Via Condotti in Rome. He quickly became one of the leading couturiers in the 1960s. In 1967 he won the coveted Neiman Marcus Prize and in 1970 launched his first ready-to-wear line and boutiques in Rome and New York. Since then, his gowns and clothes have become the choice of many of the world's most glamorous people, Hollywood stars, First Ladies, and top fashion models. He and his business partner sold their fashion business empire in 1998.
