EMILIO PUCCI FOR FORMFIT ROGERS Vintage 1960's Multi Color Maxi Robe Duster

Size Small Approximate flat lay measurements are: Bust: 15.5in Waist: 11in (has elastic waist for stretch) Length: 54in Sleeve: 22in My size: 5'3" and 122lbs Beautiful and RARE robe from the 1960's/1970's Emilio Pucci collaboration with Formfit Rogers Can be worn as an open dress, swim cover up, duster, robe, nightgown, kaftan CONDITION: Fabric is in pristine condition, no damage A few of the hooks/clasps are missing, but this is an easy fix by a seamstress (see last 4 photos) FEATURES: Signature EPFR (Emilio Pucci for Formfit Rogers) logo throughout Gorgeous bright and tropical print Collarless Long sleeve Hook clasp closures Cinched/elastic waistline Deep v neck Open front Colors: pink, purple, blue, yellow, white, brown, orange HISTORY: Emilio Pucci’s iconic prints have become a pillar of classic Italian fashion. The first print that Pucci created for Formfit Rogers was designed in 1966. It was a linear pattern, but he went on to design floral, geometric, ribbon and diamond patterns. Each print was signed with “EPFR” which stood for “Emilio Pucci for Formfit Rogers.” Pucci used luxurious nylon tricot fabric for his lingerie. It was shipped from the United States to Como, Italy for printing and then shipped back to the United States in Nashville, Tennessee, where it was cut and sewn into garments. The partnership between Pucci and Formfit Rogers was a very successful one. Vintage Emilio Pucci for Formfit Rogers pieces can still be found today on the vinta