Emilio Pucci Vintage
wide trousers
Black velvet wide trousers from Emilio Pucci Vintage. Circa 1960. Please note that vintage items are not new and therefore might have minor imperfections.
Designer colour: BLACK
Made in Italy
Designer Style ID: EM350
Farfetch ID: 11085279
Measurement Information
Below are the measurements for Vintage Pants in size 40 IT
- INSIDE LEG:
- 85 cm
- Hem Width:
- 23 cm
- FRONT RISE:
- 35 cm
- WAIST:
- 70 cm
- BACK RISE:
- 40 cm
Product
- Height:
- 1.77 m
- Bust:
- 86 cm
- Hips:
- 86 cm
- Waist:
- 59 cm
Model
Model's wearing: One Size IT
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- Composition
- Cupro 37%
- Composition
- Rayon 63%
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The Italian marquis, Emilio Pucci, whose elegant sportswear has become a status symbol, established the design house in the 1950s. The simplicity, colour, style and movement of Pucci’s clothing contributed an unsurpassed sophistication in casual dress, and it was his combination of elegance and excitement that resulted in the brand’s long standing reputation. Known as the "Prince of Prints", Pucci designed slacks, shirts and dresses in vivid and startling colour combinations, and with these wild geometrics he created a kaleidoscope that had not been possible before.
