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Casati Top Pomodorini Oro in Jacquard

$700
Item# TOP0004JAC010POM0002
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The flirtiest little top this side of Venice’s Grand Canal. Inspired by Marchesa Casati, this sleeveless, ruffled metallic brocade peasant top is all romance. We think it pairs perfectly with our Hendrix pants or a Big Skirt!
  • Metallic brocade from Lake Como
  • Fitted through the chest
  • V neck
  • Ruffled trim
  • Flowing bottom
  • 100% Made in Italy

    • Compositions
  • 60% Polyester 25% Metallic fiber 10% Silk 5% Nylon

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    1920s

    Pomodorini Oro

    The Pomodorini vintage pattern was sourced by LaDoubleJ in the Italian archives of Mantero Seta, one of Lake Como’s oldest silk manufacturers. It was originally designed in the 1920s by the leading Paris-based textile maison J. Claude Frères et Cie, founded by designer brothers Francois and Victor Jean-Claude Frères in the 1830s.
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