1960s Ferdinando Sarmi Metallic Pink & Gold Silk Brocade Dress designer-hanae-mori There is the teeniest of

There is the teeniest of fading to the lace on one side down the edge of the ruffles and across one shoulder but you don't see this when on

It can be worn as a top on its own or as a vest that you can layer

Item# DD2353

It has been properly stored and in excellent condition

Each sleeve is finished with her signature gold logo engraved buttons and two more sit at the front

1960s Ferdinando Sarmi Metallic Pink & Gold Silk Brocade Dress designer-hanae-mori There is the teeniest ofFerdinando Sarmi was an actual Italian Count and started his design career working for Elizabeth Arden couture salon during the 1950s. In 1959 he ventured off on his own and launched his label "Sarmi". He designed for just over a decade and then closed up shop. During those ten or so years he was known for his evening wear especially and the fabric he chose were often opulent or very difficult to work with. The results were often quite beautiful. The