Louis Féraud - Dress - Vintage





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A vintage, blue striped polyester women’s maxi dress from the 1970s or 1980s, with an empire waist, a plunging V-neck and ribbon ties at the cuffs.
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Vintage dress from the 1970s/1980s, to be worn impeccably once /with a back zipper /zipper length 60 cm /shoulder width 38 cm /sleeve length 60 cm /armpit to armpit 44 cm /dress length 150 cm .color blue / sky blue / with ribbons at the ends of both sleeves / dress for a woman with a small bust / and slender arms for me it’s more a 38/40 • The cut and silhouette: The long cut ("maxi dress"), the raised empire waist marked by piping, as well as the plunging V neckline connected by long cords to tie are the unmistakable markers of 70s fashion. • The sport-chic style: The two-tone contrasting bands (light blue and white) that emphasize the collar, the waist and the cuffs recall the graphic yet softened aesthetic of the Féraud house during that decade. • The fabric: This type of fluid and form-fitting garment was generally made in jersey knit (often silk or synthetic like polyester), typical of the era for offering both comfort and elegant drape.
Vintage dress from the 1970s/1980s, to be worn impeccably once /with a back zipper /zipper length 60 cm /shoulder width 38 cm /sleeve length 60 cm /armpit to armpit 44 cm /dress length 150 cm .color blue / sky blue / with ribbons at the ends of both sleeves / dress for a woman with a small bust / and slender arms for me it’s more a 38/40 • The cut and silhouette: The long cut ("maxi dress"), the raised empire waist marked by piping, as well as the plunging V neckline connected by long cords to tie are the unmistakable markers of 70s fashion. • The sport-chic style: The two-tone contrasting bands (light blue and white) that emphasize the collar, the waist and the cuffs recall the graphic yet softened aesthetic of the Féraud house during that decade. • The fabric: This type of fluid and form-fitting garment was generally made in jersey knit (often silk or synthetic like polyester), typical of the era for offering both comfort and elegant drape.

