Rare Vintage JOSEFA 'Mother of Mexican Fashion' Handwoven Cotton Caftan With Ribbons Step back in time with this stunning vintage caftan dress from Josefa, made in Mexico during the 1960s/1970s. The blue maxi dress features intricate embroidery, ribbons, and a bohemian style that is perfect for any day dress occasion. The dress is made of high-quality handwoven cotton and is an original piece, making it a rare find for any collector.This dress is perfect for those who love vintage clothing and want to add a unique piece to their wardrobe. The dress is available in size M and will fit regular size types. Don't miss the chance to own this beautiful dress that has been preserved for decades. This is a piece of fashion history with a long story behind it. Handwoven fabric in traditional colors. About the designer:Josefa made her own clothes and jewelry, melding traditional Mexican colors and elements to make her own unique designs. Never mass-produced and made by local women. After seeing her dresses in Puerto Vallarta while filming, Elizabeth Taylor purchased many items from her. She formed a business partnership with Ana (ne Konstandin) and Edmondo Villa. This dress was made for them as an example to cement their business partnership. Sales at The Barefoot Eagle, her shop, soared. Josefa has had her designs and textiles shown in many exhibitions. There is really too much to say about this piece here, but this piece is important for collectors of Mexican high-end fashion. She was the first Mexican designer to have her work featured on the cover of Vogue Paris.
