Late 1960s/Early 1970s Skirt by Elizabeth Arden
Very good vintage condition.
A-line/Maxi length
No fabric content – would guess is a wool blend. Did not find any moth holes
Fully lined
Wool (?) yarn fringe trim at hem – I deballed it. It does still like to pick up any fuzzies that might be on the floor
Back plastic zipper
Hook and eye closure on waistband
Sequin and bead decoration seems to be in good condition. Did not detect any missing bits
Measurements taken flat and doubled:
Waist 28”
Hip 51”
Measurements taken flat:
Length 43”, including fringe
Very good vintage condition.
A-line/Maxi length
No fabric content – would guess is a wool blend. Did not find any moth holes
Fully lined
Wool (?) yarn fringe trim at hem – I deballed it. It does still like to pick up any fuzzies that might be on the floor
Back plastic zipper
Hook and eye closure on waistband
Sequin and bead decoration seems to be in good condition. Did not detect any missing bits
Measurements taken flat and doubled:
Waist 28”
Hip 51”
Measurements taken flat:
Length 43”, including fringe
Very good vintage condition.
A-line/Maxi length
No fabric content – would guess is a wool blend. Did not find any moth holes
Fully lined
Wool (?) yarn fringe trim at hem – I deballed it. It does still like to pick up any fuzzies that might be on the floor
Back plastic zipper
Hook and eye closure on waistband
Sequin and bead decoration seems to be in good condition. Did not detect any missing bits
Measurements taken flat and doubled:
Waist 28”
Hip 51”
Measurements taken flat:
Length 43”, including fringe
Elizabeth Arden was primarily known for cosmetics, that, so far as I know, is still made today. But she did also have a line of fashions. The clothing is no longer produced. Oscar de la Renta was designer with the company at one time!
Fun fact: Elizabeth Arden was a suffragette!