An incredible investment piece from designer Adrienne Vittadini - A stunning cotton top with a sequin-covered rainbow pattern of circular shapes in shades of green, yellow, orange, blue, purple, aquamarine, mauve black and white.
There is some stretch in the material and it contains shoulder pads. Can be dated to her early 80s collections.
EXCELLENT CONDITION
Measurements: Size label says "M"
Chest: 39-40" Hem: 39-42" Length: 27"
Shoulder-to-shoulder: 42" Neck: 15"
Sleeve Length: 16.5" Cuff Length: 0.5" Cuff Width: 8"
Material: 100% Cotton
***About the designer:
After graduating with a fine arts degree from Moore College of Art Adrienne, studied under Louis Feraud in Paris and Emilio Pucci in Florence before founding her eponymous label in 1979; reinventing knitwear to create highly distinctive garments that she became well-known for.
Every collection began with an idea or concept that she related to a specific inspiration – for instance, this could include artistic movements like Calder or Picasso; countries like Norway or Russia; even particular periods in history. She even found inspiration in contemporary pop culture such as her line featuring Dick Tracy.
In the 1980s Adrienne Vittadini opened its first freestanding store in Beverly Hills. The brand becomes recognised for its exceptional knitwear and Adrienne is coined "The Queen of Knits".
An incredible investment piece from designer Adrienne Vittadini - A stunning cotton top with a sequin-covered rainbow pattern of circular shapes in shades of green, yellow, orange, blue, purple, aquamarine, mauve black and white.
There is some stretch in the material and it contains shoulder pads. Can be dated to her early 80s collections.
EXCELLENT CONDITION
Measurements: Size label says "M"
Chest: 39-40" Hem: 39-42" Length: 27"
Shoulder-to-shoulder: 42" Neck: 15"
Sleeve Length: 16.5" Cuff Length: 0.5" Cuff Width: 8"
Material: 100% Cotton
***About the designer:
After graduating with a fine arts degree from Moore College of Art Adrienne, studied under Louis Feraud in Paris and Emilio Pucci in Florence before founding her eponymous label in 1979; reinventing knitwear to create highly distinctive garments that she became well-known for.
Every collection began with an idea or concept that she related to a specific inspiration – for instance, this could include artistic movements like Calder or Picasso; countries like Norway or Russia; even particular periods in history. She even found inspiration in contemporary pop culture such as her line featuring Dick Tracy.
In the 1980s Adrienne Vittadini opened its first freestanding store in Beverly Hills. The brand becomes recognised for its exceptional knitwear and Adrienne is coined "The Queen of Knits".
