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KEN SCOTT VINTAGE

Printed dress
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Orange and green cotton vintage sleeveless dress from Ken Scott featuring a collar, a concealed front button fastening and a leaf and oranges printed pattern. Please note that vintage items are not new and might have imperfections.
Item ID:10093822

Composition & Care

  • Composition: OTTON 100%
  • WASHING INSTRUCTIONS : Hand Wash

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    Designer: KEN SCOTT VINTAGE

    Ken Scottis the designer of modernity and color, the “fashion gardener” with eclectic personality. His art is made by peonies, roses, poppies, sunflowers, petunias, asters, morning-glories. A dazzling bloom of flowers and nature splashed on shirts, foulards, beach-jamas, swimsuit, shirt waists, and then on bags, luggage, textiles and articles for the home, in a luxury ance of creativity quite fitting for what would become one of the most extraordinary seasons in fashion, a style that marked the 1960’s, won cult status in ’70s culture.

    Visit Ken Scott for more information on this designer.