This festive treat is a perfect piece of 1970’s party wear, ready to dazzle again! Designed by Fred Waltzer (who had a line for Sak’s in the 80’s and 90’s) for the early 70’s line “Mannequin”. The bodice is crafted out of a stretchy, solid red nylon jersey knit (or poly, or blend thereof) with 3/4 length dolman sleeves, and a high, rolled neckline. The skirt is a glittering gold & red lamè maxi with a geometric woven design & sexy thigh-high slits. In excellent condition, with no flaws noted.
Measurements taken laid flat with the bust, waist & hips doubled. Also, the bodice fabric has about 2” of stretch.
Bust: 34”, Waist: 24”, Hip: 40” Length: 58.5”
It is our mission to be 100% transparent and honest about any and all issues found, but all of our items are vintage - which means most of them have been worn, used and may have minor issues. In the event that we have overlooked an issue, it was not because we misrepresented the item, it is because the issue was not apparent enough to demand our attention. We can only apologize for our oversight and hope you can either repair the issue or resell the item but we do not accept returns for items we have photographed and listed online.
This festive treat is a perfect piece of 1970’s party wear, ready to dazzle again! Designed by Fred Waltzer (who had a line for Sak’s in the 80’s and 90’s) for the early 70’s line “Mannequin”. The bodice is crafted out of a stretchy, solid red nylon jersey knit (or poly, or blend thereof) with 3/4 length dolman sleeves, and a high, rolled neckline. The skirt is a glittering gold & red lamè maxi with a geometric woven design & sexy thigh-high slits. In excellent condition, with no flaws noted.
Measurements taken laid flat with the bust, waist & hips doubled. Also, the bodice fabric has about 2” of stretch.
Bust: 34”, Waist: 24”, Hip: 40” Length: 58.5”
It is our mission to be 100% transparent and honest about any and all issues found, but all of our items are vintage - which means most of them have been worn, used and may have minor issues. In the event that we have overlooked an issue, it was not because we misrepresented the item, it is because the issue was not apparent enough to demand our attention. We can only apologize for our oversight and hope you can either repair the issue or resell the item but we do not accept returns for items we have photographed and listed online.
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