Description
Kiki Hart was a designer in the 1960's who designed upscale garments. Her New York based design house was known for extremely detailed craftsmanship and high end fabrics. This long green sequin knit dress twinkles in all the right places! Dress features plunging neckline with an empire waist. Long sleeves. Back dips into a low V. Zipper at back.
Modern size 6/8
Seam Allowance can be taken out 3/4 inch
Hem can be lengthened 2 inches
*All MRS Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping, so that they are ready to wear upon arrival.
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Country of OriginUSA
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Item #LU10321128902
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ConditionGood
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WearWear consistent with age and use
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Materials & Techniques
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SizeCurrent U.S. Size
6Bust
36 in. (91 cm)Waist
34 in. (86 cm)Hip
44 in. (112 cm)Total Length
55.25 in. (140 cm) -
Size Chart
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