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Oscar de La Renta Paisley Print Palazzo Jumpsuit, 1970s

$1,900

Dominican born designer Oscar de la Renta is a legend in the realm of fashion. Launching his own brand in 1965 after working for iconic designers such as Balenciaga, de la Renta quickly established himself as the standard for class, elegance, and glamour.

From the 1970s, this elegant silk palazzo jumpsuit features a psychedelic paisley print in shades of magenta, purple, chartreuse, bright blue, green, and yellow. Gold lame flecks are interspersed throughout, adding luster to the mesmerizing display of color. The bodice begins with a sleeveless jewel neckline and features a beautifully draped attached cape overlay that brings a fullness to the otherwise columnar silhouette of the jumpsuit.

The sheer overlay has a ruffled high low-hem that reaches three quarters of the way down the arms at the front, creating the illusion of angel sleeves—and reaches nearly halfway down the length of the jumpsuit at the back for a more dramatic effect. The overlay may be worn as a cape, or can be gathered and pulled back over the shoulders for a sleeveless look.

Size estimate: SML/MED

Measurements:

Bust: 36 inches

Waist: 26 inches

HIPS:

Rise: 15.5 inches

Inseam: 28 inches

Out seam: 41.5 inches

Total length: 58 inches

The wide palazzo pants fall from the high, fitted waistline above the hips to just above the ankles in ruffled, fluttering hems. A effortlessly chic and comfortable addition to the discerning fashion lover’s wardrobe, this glamorous 1970’s jumpsuit is the perfect choice for an evening soiree or special occasion.

This Oscar de La Renta jumpsuit fully lined in magenta silk, has concealed zip and hook closures and two side pockets. In excellent condition, this gorgeous 1970’s jumpsuit has been professionally eco dry cleaned and pressed. High-quality vintage pieces like this are yours to live in and love while increasing in value every year. It’s never too soon to start collecting them, as an investment in your wardrobe—and in yourself.

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