This skirt and blouse in silk taffetas and silk crepe de chine, was presented for the spring-summer 1980 collection at Palazzo Barberini in Rome. It takes its name, Origami, from the fact that the skirt was inspired by a craft of pleated bicoloured paper. When in movement it gives an iridescent effect.
Courtesy of the Roberto Capucci Foundation
● Type: Dress
● Material: Silk taffetas, silk crepe de chine
● Date: 1980
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