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1968 Bill Blass Museum Documented Silver Thread Pattern in Brown Velvet Jacket Pinks where jackets and coats looked
1968 Bill Blass Museum Documented Silver Thread Pattern in Brown Velvet Jacket Pinks where jackets and coats looked
1968 Bill Blass Museum Documented Silver Thread Pattern in Brown Velvet Jacket Pinks where jackets and coats looked
1968 Bill Blass Museum Documented Silver Thread Pattern in Brown Velvet Jacket Pinks where jackets and coats looked

1968 Bill Blass Museum Documented Silver Thread Pattern in Brown Velvet Jacket Pinks where jackets and coats looked

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1968 Bill Blass Museum Documented Silver Thread Pattern in Brown Velvet Jacket Pinks where jackets and coats lookedBill Blass became the head designer at Maurice Rentner in 1959 and soon after that his name started to appear on the labels. In 1970 he bought out the Maurice Rentner label and re launched it under his own name. These Bill Blass for Maurice Rentner pieces are some of his earliest and you will find many of them, like the twin of this coat, in museum collections throughout the world. A version of the coat was also shot on Verushka that year. It is

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where jackets and coats looked moth-eaten or tattered

It is truly a spectacular piece from this time period

Item# C556

The dress came with a matching shawl made of the same silk tulle

It zips to close at the side with a hidden set zipper

1968 Bill Blass Museum Documented Silver Thread Pattern in Brown Velvet Jacket Pinks where jackets and coats lookedBill Blass became the head designer at Maurice Rentner in 1959 and soon after that his name started to appear on the labels. In 1970 he bought out the Maurice Rentner label and re launched it under his own name. These Bill Blass for Maurice Rentner pieces are some of his earliest and you will find many of them, like the twin of this coat, in museum collections throughout the world. A version of the coat was also shot on Verushka that year. It is

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