NO CONCEPT BUT GOOD SENSE YOICHI NAGASAWA 1990S ORANGE YELLOW MULTI FABRIC DRESS

A very striking dress from yoichi nagasawa's delightfully-named label "no concept but good sense". It comprises two starkly different fabrics sewn together at the waist, in a way that sort of resembles a jumper and skirt, but is obviously, by virtue of being sewn together, a dress. The top section is a fitted orange rib knit (made from a substantial blend of acrylic and wool), with the skirt made from a weighty yellow acrylic-poly pile fabric with a vaguely floral pattern. The contrast of colours and textures is obvious, but there's also a contrast of fit: tight at the top (thank you rib knit), gently flared at the base (thank you pile fabric). No marked size (JP womens)Check measurements to confirm fitAll measurements taken flat Shoulder width: 36 cmWidth (at underarms): 36 - 47 cm (rib knit has stretch)Waist width: 30 - 42 cmLength (neck to hem): 92 cmSleeve length: 58 cmHem width: 71 cm 60% acrylic 40% wool main, 50% acrylic 50% polyester skirt, 100% polyester liningMade in japan1990s

Shoulder width: 36 cm, Width (at underarms): 36 - 47 cm (rib knit has stretch), Waist width: 30 - 42 cm, Length (neck to hem): 92 cm, Sleeve length: 58 cm, Hem width: 71 cm