Anyone familiar with this label?

[LabelQuery]

I don’t recognize this brand and can’t quite figure out what all the letters of the script are. There’s a Saks label above it.

 

[poshthreads]

Hi! I believe that’s an Emilio Pucci label from the 1960s/ 1970s. If you reference the VFG label resource guide under Pucci, Emilio, you’ll see a label very similar to yours.
I’d love to see the garment it’s attached to, I’m a big Pucci fan.

https://vintagefashionguild.org/label-resource/pucci-emilio/

 

[LabelQuery]

Hi! I believe that’s an Emilio Pucci label from the 1960s. If you reference the VFG label resource guide under Pucci, Emilio, you’ll see a label very similar to yours.
I’d love to see the garment it’s attached to, I’m a big Pucci fan.

https://vintagefashionguild.org/label-resource/pucci-emilio/

You’re right - it is. I thought that E was an F so I was totally befuddled. I’ll add a photo tomorrow when I get a picture in decent light. It’s just a plain brown maxi skirt (if it had been a pattern, I might have gotten there on my own). But despite being plain, the way it lays, it’s gorgeous on.

 

[LabelQuery]

Hi! I believe that’s an Emilio Pucci label from the 1960s/ 1970s. If you reference the VFG label resource guide under Pucci, Emilio, you’ll see a label very similar to yours.
I’d love to see the garment it’s attached to, I’m a big Pucci fan.

https://vintagefashionguild.org/label-resource/pucci-emilio/

Ok, here you go - this is the skirt.

 

[The Vintage Vendeuse]

The fabric may be silk jersey, it was a favorite of Pucci's to work with and drapes so well.

 

[poshthreads]

Gorgeous maxi skirt … it does drape beautifully.