1970s Nicole Miller For PJ Walsh Fish Print Dress
If you’re a fan of Nicole Miller and her wonderful novelty prints, then you’re in for a treat with this early piece from Miller’s days at PJ Walsh.
Fabricated in 100% rayon challis with a wonderful novelty fish print and floral print at the center bodice panel
Trimmed in a contrasting 100% cotton trim
Skirt gathered into raised waist seam
Wide short sleeves with gently gathered sleeve caps
Fastens down center back with a coil zipper and a hook and thread loop at the top
1 3/4” blind hem
Maker: Nicole Miller For PJ Walsh. According to the Vintage Fashion Guild’s label resource, Nicole Miller was hired as the designer at PJ Walsh in 1976 and in 1982 bought the Walsh division with partner, Bud Konheim, changing the name to Nicole Miller in 1982.
Union Label: red white and blue ILGWU (1974-95)
Condition: Very good/ excellent. See photos. Freshly hand soaked and line dried, arrives clean and ready to wear.
Measurements: The measurements below are the actual measurements of the garment. Please allow for ease. Whenever possible the best way to insure a good fit is by comparing the measurements to that of a similar garment in your closet.
Vintage size 8. Not modern sizing, Looks to best suit a modern XS. Please use measurements below.
Shoulder: 13.75”
Bust: 33”
Raised Waist: 28” at seam (12.25” below shoulder)
Hips: full
Sweep: 102”
Length from shoulder seam to Hem: 42.5”
Sleeve length: 6.5” underarm 12.25” overarm
Sleeve Opening: 17”
Model is 5’3” with a 31” Bust, 25.5” waist and 36” low hip
Has not been clipped on model
Proud Member of the Vintage Fashion Guild
