60's Red & white Op-Art Cotton Midi Wrap Skirt

Red and white cotton midi length wrap skirt from the late 1950s or early 1960's. Made by Elizabeth Arden NY; made in Italy. Fabric signed ‘Mysa.’ Pair with a black, white, yellow, or blue crop top or tucked-in blouse. It’s so bright and fun, and it’s figure flattering too!

Measurements are flat across, unstretched and approximate: waist: 12”, length: 29”.

From the Fashion Guild:

Elizabeth Arden (1884-1966) was born Florence Nightingale Graham in Canada, but moved to the USA at age thirty to work in the beauty industry. She used her nursing training to create skin creams. Although primarily famous for her cosmetic and fragrance lines, she also created a clothing line comprising both couture and exclusive ready-to-wear. Her Fifth Avenue New York salon, famous for its lipstick red front door, opened in 1910.

In the 1940's she employed Charles James for a brief but stormy period before she fired him. Her in-house designer during the 1950s was Ferdinando Sarmi, and during the early 1960's, it was Oscar de la Renta. Elizabeth Arden Boutiques were open through the 1980's.