Vintage Adolfo Black Knit with Dress Size M Designer Couture with Rhinestones

Vintage Adolfo Black Knit with Rhinetsone Embellishments Dress Size M Flaws: Tiny hole shown in pictures. Not noticeable when worn and would be a very easy two-stitch fix. Different shoulder pads. One is grey and one white. Slight vintage smell that would be easily removed by dry cleaning. No size or fabric tag. Feels like wool and viscose, but I can’t be sure. Measurements in pics. I am modeling this dress. For reference, I’m 5’2” and 140lbs and am a 34 D: I have a very straight figure and no waist…this is such a stunning dress and would look better on someone with more curves😂 Perfect party or holiday dress! So sparkly! Adolfo began his career as a milliner and apprenticed at Balenciaga before moving to New York in 1948 to apprentice at Bergdorf Goodman. After receiving several awards for his hat designs, he opened his own millinery house in 1962 with a loan from Bill Blass. He began designing clothing for his models to wear while showing his hats and by the mid 1960s his celebrity clients ranged from the Duchess of Windsor, Gloria Vanderbilt, and Betsy Bloomingdale to Jackie Kennedy Onassis and Nancy Reagan who wore a red Adolfo dress, currently in the Smithsonian, to her husband’s second inaugural ball. In the 1960s Adolfo’s designs were playful and even flamboyant, though by the 1980s he was best known for his ladylike, Chanel-inspired cardigan suits.