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No size indication. Fabric is lightweight, unlined, with no stretch. 29" length.
This has been dry cleaned with care! This is in good used condition with minimal signs of wear. Has built in shoulder pads.
SWEATER CHEST: 33” Armpit to Armpit. SWEATER LENGHT: 26” Top to Bottom hem. DRESS LENGTH: 25". DRESS WAIST: 28".
Genuine vintage Givenchy En Plus skirt and jacket set size 10. These pieces are RARE. They are 100% cotton and in pristine like new condition. I am open to offers on this set! Non smoking home. Ships fast!
Sweater is more worn. sweater pit to pit 19", length 23". skirt color is very sharp as it wasn't worn much.
Gorgeously vibrant print dress that is collarless with a jewel neckline and long, fitted sleeves with zippers at the hem. Features a drop waist seam with a double row of ruffled/tiered panels. Chest area is lined.
Vtg 70s GIVENCHY Sport sweater top Feels like a polyester knit Tag missing - guessing modern size small/medium - please see measurements below to confirm fit Approximate measurements laying flat Underarm to underarm 19” Waist across 16” Length 24” In great vintage condition It does have a small flaw/pill at the bottom above waistband- last picture shows location. Picture makes it look worse than it is Sold AS IS Thank you for looking
This vintage 1980s Givenchy boutique dress is a rare find, featuring a classic polka dot puff style that exudes retro charm. Made of cotton, this original runway piece comes in a size small, perfect for a regular fit. The iconic Givenchy brand and unique design make this dress a standout addition to any woman's vintage clothing collection, offering a touch of luxury and style from the past. See pictures 📸 Size Small Missing belt •••
Thread pull on the shoulder pictured, light stain on the sleeve. Fabric Nylon. Length 22”.
