Nipon Boutique Like New 1990s Copper Metallic "Ladies good Who Lunch" Skirt Suit Size 4 (SKU 10575CL)
Beautiful 1990s copper "Ladies Who Lunch"/Mother of the Bride metallic skirt suit. Sequined and beaded double lapel and two front flap pockets. Slightly tapered, slightly shrunken-look blazer with 2" slits at the cuffs and three gold tone sequined button front closure. Sequins are in a beautiful silvery tone with gold and copper. Skirt has back zip closure and small kick pleat. Padded shoulders. Fully lined.
So chic--a little bling but not over the top!
Maker: Nipon Boutique
Size: Size US 4 (see dimensions).
**Please check the dimensions provided below before purchasing. Vintage clothing sizes often fit much smaller than modern sizes**
Dimensions (clothing is measured flat and un-stretched):
* Bust: Jacket: 18.5”
* Waist: Jacket: 16” Skirt: 14.5”
* Hips: Jacket: 20” Skirt: 19”
* Length: Jacket: 25” Skirt: 24.5
* Other: Sleeves: 21”
Color: Copper/Bronze
Origin: Made in China
Era: 1990s
Condition: Excellent. Does not appear to have been worn.
Fabric:
*Outer: 72% Polyester/28% Rayon
*Lining: 100% Polyester
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* Lipstick Girl Vintage (LGV) is a smoke-free, pet-friendly environment. Garments and other items are handled and stored in a pet-free, restricted area, however there is a potential for exposure. Due to the age of the items, LGV cannot guarantee against any previous contact with smoke or other allergens.
* All items are vintage and pre-owned. We disclose any flaws we find, however, it is possible that a flaw has been accidentally overlooked. We will offer a refund only if an item has been largely misrepresented.
* Please note that Lipstick Girl Vintage regularly sells items of historical significance, and, good from time to time, some of these items might be considered controversial in nature. Lipstick Girl Vintage endeavors to offer these items for sale as sensitively as possible, by trying to balance our abhorrence for cruelty and respect for the important historic nature of many of these garments. What we wear, and how that has changed over time, is part of our story.