Vintage Pucci

carla rey

VFG Member
I just wanted to share this amazing Pucci dress I found yesterday in a consignment shop window. Unbelievable low price, I thought the owner had quoted the price wrong for a moment because I asked her to repeat herself!! Not only is it fabulous, but it's my size! Straight away into my closet it goes!!!
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I just wanted to share this amazing Pucci dress I found yesterday in a consignment shop window. Unbelievable low price, I thought the owner had quoted the price wrong for a moment because I asked her to repeat herself!! Not only is it fabulous, but it's my size! Straight away into my closet it goes!!!

That is quite shocking for a consignment shop! Poor consigner; still, they signed the paper...
Are we going to see it modelled? pretty please? :drinking2:
 
Here's a Pucci tidbit. I visited him several times in Florence and he was such an unassuming man and so generous with his time.

The fabrics were all printed as scarf prints so when made into dresses, they did some interesting things that you might not notice at first glance. Many seams and darts are at the edge of a border so they are very inconspicuous. When a straight border is used on a curved edge, it often has small darts to shape it.

He was the first to sew silk knits successfully in the early 60s. This was before Stephen Burrows who sewed knits a different way.

this dress had a circular skirt with a border at the hem. I couldn't find the original pix so here is the one I found on my Facebook page.

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