1960s Emilio Pucci Cross Print Multi-Color Sleeveless Cotton Velvet Top designer-arnold-scaasi This one is very elaborate

This one is very elaborate with a multitude of shapes and designs scattered through the pattern

A fitted pencil skirt is the perfect finish

There is a teeny tiny area of the slightest of darkening to the fabric under one arm and a couple of tiny storage spots

The cut is kept fairly simple but is still sexy with a halter bodice and a long skirt that falls to the floor

1960s Emilio Pucci Cross Print Multi-Color Sleeveless Cotton Velvet Top designer-arnold-scaasi This one is very elaboratePucci's velvet pieces always have an extra layer of richness and texture to them because of the fabric choice, plus, nothing holds those vibrant colors that he preferred better then a cotton velvet can. This top uses a great mix of brights colors anchored with a solid black panel. It has slightly scooped neckline that is cut wide across to show a touch of the top of your shoulders. From there is is cut loose and easy through the body and is slightly