Halston 1960s-1970s Chartreuse Tie-Dye Velvet Jacket

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Halston 1960s-1970s Chartreuse Tie-Dye Velvet JacketA rare example of Halston's early experimentation with tie dye and velvet, finished with a silk organza lining. In excellent condition; it to have been tailored at the arms. The jacket is constructed by machine and by hand: the seam allowances are hand finished, as are the hems. In excellent condition. Best fits an xs or xxs. The arm holes are on the tighter side. bust: 34, waist: 30, hip: free, length: 34, shoulder: 15, sleeve, 25,

and ornamentation

The only thing keeping this from "excellent" condition is that the skirt seems to have been shortened by a past owner

The shoulder pads are sewn in but can be removed easily with a scissor or seam ripper

good condition: small stains not noticeable when worn

” The collection featured lace up corset-style tops

and a voluminous gathered waistband with a thick-corded drawstring

Emanuel Ungaro wool blouse with an asymmetric curved panel and pleating

sleeve: 19

for example

tomato red

We love the subtle sheen of the silk-cotton-blend textile this shirt is made from

bust: 40 waist: 36 hip: 42 length: 40