1960s Larger Cotton Turquoise Print Emilio Pucci Skirt designer-geoffrey-beene flat pleat work and an

flat pleat work and an example of how finely done a pleat can be - each is spaced perfectly and so finely done you hardly realize they are there until you look closely and realize that is what gives the skirt volume - only in couture would this be as the cost would be prohibitive in RTW to do this

Another point of significance for Zandra is that the Lily dresses were the first dresses that she started applying beading to

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1960s Larger Cotton Turquoise Print Emilio Pucci Skirt designer-geoffrey-beene flat pleat work and anA truly stunning skirt from the legendary Emilio Pucci that instantly makes you think of far off tropical luxury, combined with lazy days spent by the ocean, with umbrella topped drinks in hand. It is superbly simple in cut, allowing the beauty of that custom screened cotton to shine. The colors are pure happy ocean blues a mix of turquoise highlighted with pops of color, all edged in fine black and signed throughout with that famous Pucci signature.