This vintage 1970s dress by French designer René Derhy embodies the whimsical charm of the cottagecore aesthetic. Crafted from high-quality 100% cotton, the dress features a flowy silhouette, making it ideal for summer wear. The design is a harmonious blend of various earthy tones and textures: the bodice combines panels of beige and muted green with subtle pleating on the sleeves, which are fashioned in a light peach hue with a textured finish. The skirt is composed of alternating panels, including a delicate patterned fabric with small motifs, a plain light tan crinkled cotton, and a deeper olive-green crinkled cotton, creating movement and visual interest.
The dress includes a tie-back detail for an adjustable fit, enhancing its bohemian appeal.A distinctive feature of this garment is the presence of several lovingly hand-stitched repairs. These subtle mends are not imperfections but rather authentic marks of its history, demonstrating the previous owner's care and affection for this cherished piece. These artisanal repairs contribute to the dress's unique character and authenticate its journey through time, signifying a garment that has been truly appreciated and maintained.
Condition: Good vintage condition. The fabric retains its quality and flow. Features well-executed hand-stitched repairs, which are integrated into the garment's character and attest to its past care.
✧ Be aware that this item is vintage, so you may come across minor signs of age and wear, but don't worry - any major flaws will be mentioned in the description above!
✧ Colour intensity and shades may vary in real life.
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