pucci slip dress 1960's Vintage Emilio Pucci for Formfit Rogers Signature Fabric Slip D – Designs by Alice Lowe

pucci slip dress 1960's Vintage Emilio Pucci for Formfit Rogers Signature Fabric Slip D – Designs by Alice LoweEmilio Pucci for Formfit Rogers is a collaboration between the Italian fashion designer Emilio Pucci and the Chicago based lingerie company Formfit Rogers. Pucci provided the designs for the collection, which were printed on luxurious nylon tricot fabric and produced in a factory in Tennessee. The collection includes lingerie, gowns, and other intimate garments. Originally designed as lingerie and today worn as modern dresses with proper underclothes.

Emilio Pucci for Formfit Rogers is a collaboration between the Italian fashion designer Emilio Pucci and the Chicago-based lingerie company Formfit Rogers. Pucci provided the designs for the collection, which were printed on luxurious nylon tricot fabric and produced in a factory in Tennessee. The collection includes lingerie, gowns, and other intimate garments.

Originally designed as lingerie and today worn as modern dresses with proper underclothes.

The print is signed sporadically throughout with “EPFR” for Emilio Pucci Formfit Rogers. I counted 88 signatures!

Collectors know that in the EPFR world, pretty pieces like this and in this condition are a real rarity. Being able to wear it as a true dress is just a bonus.

This stunning Pucci Signature Fabric features a multi-colored floral and swirls design against a pink background. The neckline, sleeve ends, hemline, and about 12” above the hemline has “tulip-like” designed bands; a popular Pucci contrast design.

Colors include shades of pinks, browns, blues, and white.

Two label tags are attached: one at the inside back neck and one on the inside side seam. (see photos)

Created in Italy, Made in the USA.

Pullover, unlined with a square neckline.

Luxurious Nylon Tricot - The nylon jersey that was used for this piece is fluid and soft and the resulting dress weighs mere ounces.

Designer: Emilio Pucci, aka the “Prince of Prints” and the “Founder of the Signature Print”

Very good condition with signs of minor wear. See photo showing a small area at the bottom front where the fabric is a little worn. This area in no way distracts from the beauty of the dress. It's hardly noticeable unless you are looking for it and I'm mentioning it only for full disclosure.

Measurements taken while garment is flat: (stretchy material)

Underarm to underarm: 19.5” (39”, relaxed, unstretched)

Waist: 19” (38”, relaxed, unstretched)

Sleeve Length: 21.5”

Length: 54”

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