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Moschino Cheap and Chic – Pop Art Dress "Stone Age" – Made in Italy – Size IT 42
Description

Authentic Moschino Cheap and Chic dress, made in Italy and featuring one of the most recognizable Pop Art prints from the Maison, inspired by the world of comics and the graphic culture that made Franco Moschino's creative language famous.

The dress features a fitted sleeveless silhouette with a rounded neckline and an invisible back zipper. The entire surface is decorated with a multicolor panel print depicting illustrated panels, speech bubbles, and words such as "PUFF!", "STONE AGE" and "The End", elements that echo the irony and Pop aesthetic characteristic of the brand.

Made in a stretch fabric composed of 89% polyester and 11% elastane, it offers a snug fit while maintaining comfort and freedom of movement. The print quality, the brilliance of the colors, and the Made in Italy construction make it a representative example of Moschino Cheap and Chic production from the early 2000s.

Details
Moschino Cheap and Chic
Made in Italy
AEFFE Production
Sleeveless dress
Fitted silhouette
Pop Art comic print
Motifs "PUFF!", "STONE AGE" and "The End"
Invisible back zipper
Stretch fabric
Multicolor graphic across the entire surface
Size
IT 42
FR 38
EU 38
UK 10
US 8
Measurements
Bust: 86 cm
Waist (flat): 37 cm
Hips (flat): 47 cm
Materials
89% Polyester
11% Elastane
Conditions
Excellent vintage condition.
The fabric retains intense colors and a well-defined print. The seams are intact and the back zipper works perfectly. There are only light signs of use compatible with careful wear and the age of the piece, with no evident structural defects.

Overall, the dress is in excellent condition and is ready to wear or to be included in a collection dedicated to Italian haute fashion.

Note for collectors

Moschino Cheap and Chic collections devoted to comic language represent one of the most iconic expressions of the brand's creative identity. The narrative prints, vibrant colors, and ironic approach to ready-to-wear helped make these models among the most recognizable of the Maison.

Well-preserved specimens continue to attract interest among collectors of Italian fashion, Pop Art design enthusiasts, and admirers of the aesthetic developed by Franco Moschino, remaining among the brand's most representative creations.