1980s Michaele Vollbracht Too Printed Silk Skirt & Top Set Labeled and Designer The waist nips in and

The waist nips in and the skirt is full and has a lot if volume - here I have styled it over a light crinoline (not included) so that you can see just how full the skirt is

The sleeves are long and the neck dips slightly with a rosette finish

It has a bit of a seventies feel to it with its ruffle edges and full length through the skirt but it is a more modern piece

The V&A Museum notes about this print: "Zandra Rhodes considers the Lily prints to be the best of her work

pictured here (it was also shown in white on look 35

1980s Michaele Vollbracht Too Printed Silk Skirt & Top Set Labeled and Designer The waist nips in andMichaele Vollbracht worked for three of the American greats, Geoffrey Beene, Donald Brooks, and Norman Norell, before turning to fashion illustration and eventually launching his first collection under his own name in 1978. In 1981 he added a ready to wear line called Vollbracht Too of which this set is from. His label almost instantly became a favorite and he seemed unstoppable until he unexpectedly lost his backing in 1985 and by 1987 his label was