1930s Labeled Michiyuki Kimono Overcoat designer-claude-montana Bodice:17 " from top of

Bodice:17 " from top of bodice to waist

The top is box cut and loose with buttons at the neck that you can leave open or close completely

The jacket closes with buttons along the front and the skirt closes with a back painted metal zipper and a button at the waist band

A very small amount of missing beads here and there

1930s Labeled Michiyuki Kimono Overcoat designer-claude-montana Bodice:17 " from top ofThis is a Michiyukie, whoch was worn over a kimono for warmth and protection of the kimono underneath. Michi means "street" and "yuki" refers to "going outside". It is a stunning and early piece made of a silk that has a raised leaf design woven directly into it! The color is an amazing pale terracotta shade. The inside is lined in that perfect 1930s lingerie weight pale lemon colored silk! It snaps to close with hidden snaps so that it creates a low,