80s Michaelle Vollbracht silk tunic. Abstract fish print in bold colors. Wide boat neck tunic that is cut straight up and down. 3/4 kimono style sleeves with inverted pleats at the shoulders and cuffs. The neckline folds over. Pockets, belt loop in tact but no sash. This piece is in great condition, there is a pin size hole repair at the neck where it folds over. It is in the black section and not noticeable at an arms length. I took pictures in the sunlight and on the mannequin. There is a faint fading from storage on one sleeve. The price does reflect the repair.
Fits best size Small
Great Vintage Condition
Laid Flat:
22" Pit to Pit
8" Armhole
22" All the way from bust, waist. and hips
41" Long
I love Michaele Vollbracht pieces,not only are they cool and timeless, but they are pieces of art! Vollbracht was known for his illustrations, that were screened on "Belotti" silk dresses and kimonos.
"Michaele Vollbracht (b. 1947) studied at Parsons School of Design from 1965-1967. His career began as a design assistant on Seventh Avenue to Geoffrey Beene, Donald Brooks, and Norman Norell, bouncing back and forth amongst them until 1972 when he decided that design assisting was not his passion and turned instead to fashion illustration and graphic design. I have collected and sold Vollbracht for a long time now, and it is time for me to release more Vollbracht! " -Vintage Fashion Guild
