Ken Scott Beaded
Print Outfit
"Ken Scott was
doing psychedelic colors before anyone even knew what
psychedelic was all about" said a Manhattan fashion
illustrator in a 1968 interview in Time Magazine. "Nobody
dares to put color next to color the way he does." And how
about adding color coordinated sequins to the mix!
This
striking two piece outfit is printed in a great colorful
geometric pattern, and the top is embellished with sequins
in each block. Made from Ban-Lon, one of his signature
fabrics, the collarless top has long sleeves and a series of
fabric covered buttons and loops at the center back.
The style
of the trousers is quite simple, a grosgrain band serves as
an interior waistband, there are four darts, a zipper on the
left side and wide, full cut legs.
It is
marked a vintage size 12, so please check the measurements
below. Both pieces are in excellent condition.
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