Vintage Oscar de la Renta Tunic and Blazer - Sz. 10
VINTAGE 1970’s
Incredibly rare vintage 2 piece set by fashion designer Oscar de la Renta.
All original lapel tags. Originating from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Dusty blue/ grey soft tweed.
High collared tunic dress, flounced hemline with pearl ivory coloured buttons. Softly structured blazer, worn slightly oversized. Rounded collar details, beautifully worn seperate or with tunic dress. Fully lined with Mulberry purple interior, slight discolouration but not damaged. Terrific vintage
Sz. 10/ M
MST TIP: A unique collectors item gorgeously teamed with boots - mid calk patent black books, flat Chelsea or knee high all work well. For a cute chic look this stylish set can be turned street cool with the addition of Nike Air Max 90’s, white trainers or high tie converse kicks, as pictured.
ABOUT OSCAR DE LA RENTA
Oscar de la Renta, Dominican-born American fashion designer whose work, blending European luxury with American ease, helped define standards of elegant dressing among socialites, U.S. first ladies, and red-carpet celebrities during a career that spanned some 50 years.
He first gained attention in the late 1960s and early ’70s for his gypsy- and Russian-inspired collections, which suggested the cosmopolitan sophistication that would characterise his creative output over the following decades. These collections were always distinctly modern, yet they also possessed a romantic, feminine quality, reflecting his grounding in both American sportswear and European couture.
VINTAGE 1970’s
Incredibly rare vintage 2 piece set by fashion designer Oscar de la Renta.
All original lapel tags. Originating from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Dusty blue/ grey soft tweed.
High collared tunic dress, flounced hemline with pearl ivory coloured buttons. Softly structured blazer, worn slightly oversized. Rounded collar details, beautifully worn seperate or with tunic dress. Fully lined with Mulberry purple interior, slight discolouration but not damaged. Terrific vintage
Sz. 10/ M
MST TIP: A unique collectors item gorgeously teamed with boots - mid calk patent black books, flat Chelsea or knee high all work well. For a cute chic look this stylish set can be turned street cool with the addition of Nike Air Max 90’s, white trainers or high tie converse kicks, as pictured.
ABOUT OSCAR DE LA RENTA
Oscar de la Renta, Dominican-born American fashion designer whose work, blending European luxury with American ease, helped define standards of elegant dressing among socialites, U.S. first ladies, and red-carpet celebrities during a career that spanned some 50 years.
He first gained attention in the late 1960s and early ’70s for his gypsy- and Russian-inspired collections, which suggested the cosmopolitan sophistication that would characterise his creative output over the following decades. These collections were always distinctly modern, yet they also possessed a romantic, feminine quality, reflecting his grounding in both American sportswear and European couture.
VINTAGE 1970’s
Incredibly rare vintage 2 piece set by fashion designer Oscar de la Renta.
All original lapel tags. Originating from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Dusty blue/ grey soft tweed.
High collared tunic dress, flounced hemline with pearl ivory coloured buttons. Softly structured blazer, worn slightly oversized. Rounded collar details, beautifully worn seperate or with tunic dress. Fully lined with Mulberry purple interior, slight discolouration but not damaged. Terrific vintage
Sz. 10/ M
MST TIP: A unique collectors item gorgeously teamed with boots - mid calk patent black books, flat Chelsea or knee high all work well. For a cute chic look this stylish set can be turned street cool with the addition of Nike Air Max 90’s, white trainers or high tie converse kicks, as pictured.
ABOUT OSCAR DE LA RENTA
Oscar de la Renta, Dominican-born American fashion designer whose work, blending European luxury with American ease, helped define standards of elegant dressing among socialites, U.S. first ladies, and red-carpet celebrities during a career that spanned some 50 years.
He first gained attention in the late 1960s and early ’70s for his gypsy- and Russian-inspired collections, which suggested the cosmopolitan sophistication that would characterise his creative output over the following decades. These collections were always distinctly modern, yet they also possessed a romantic, feminine quality, reflecting his grounding in both American sportswear and European couture.