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Merco Davron, Vintage coat and dress ensemble, Size 10
SKU: 5026-1030429
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"Merco Davron was a Melbourne based Australian fashion designer. He was known for his use of fabrics with strong geometric shapes and bold colours. Many of his designs were tailored and his tailored garments featured regularly in the Australian Women's Weekly's fashion pages from the 1960s to the 1980s. The Merco Davron fashion house won the award for tailored fashion in the 1973 David Jones fashion awards. Merco Davron also designed uniforms for Trans Australia Airlines (TAA) from about 1976 to 1984."
- Dress has a high, round neckline, with short cap sleeves.
- A-line silhouette.
- Concealed zip on back.
- Structured stitching on front.
- Button detail at waist.
- Fully lined.
- Wool fabric.
- Jacket has removable fur collar.
- Two button closure.
- Matching button design to dress.
- Fully lined.
- Small shoulder pads
PLEASE NOTE there are a few small holes, plus a larger spot of wear on the collar, PLEASE SEE PHOTOS. There are also some small surface marks which will wash out.
Dress measurements
- Bust - 96cm
- waist - 88cm
- Hips - 108cm
- Length - 95cm
- Sleeve length - 18cm
Jacket measurements
- Bust - 98cm
- Waist - 90cm
- Hips - 108cm
- Length - 95cm
- Sleeve length - 55cm
Condition
Used: good
Size
10, S
Colour
Red
Material
Wool
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