1960s Emilio Pucci Floral Printed Terry Cloth Velour Micro Mini Dress designer-scott-barrie First reference photo from the

First reference photo from the book "Adrian" / Photoshoot Reference Photos: Photographed for creative purposes by Nikki Ormerod

The skirt is long and lean and is topped by a loose fitting top with a pretty notched front and easy to wear below the elbows

This would have been done while Hubert de Givenchy led the Givenchy House and is a couture

unembellished dress with its sly bodice detail is revealed

1960s Emilio Pucci Floral Printed Terry Cloth Velour Micro Mini Dress designer-scott-barrie First reference photo from thePucci terry cloth pieces were meant for the beach and to fit in with that carefree, jet set life that Emilio Pucci and his clients often lived. This fabulous little mini, made out of a printed terry cloth, is particularly rare. These are very hard to find as most were worn them extensively and most did not survive intact and in such great condition. Variations of terrycloth pieces were heavily featured in the display at the Fondazione Emilio Pucci,