Joan Vass Striped Flounced Twofer SKU: #7941185
Product Information:
- Double your style potential in this slinky and sexy top by Joan Vass™.
- Easy slip-on style.
- Fitted top underneath brings a twofer, layered look.
- Allover stripes.
- Rounded V-neckline.
- Banded collar.
- Raglan-seamed batwing sleeves.
- High-low hemline drapes longer at back.
- Elegant, draped fit.
- Cropped length.
- 97% rayon, 3% spandex.
- Dry clean only.
- Made in the U.S.A.
- Length: 25 in
- Product measurements were taken using size MD. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Drawing upon her education in philosophy and aesthetics, Joan Vass set out to work in the art world. Beginning as an assistant curator of drawing and prints at the Museum of Modern Art, she then went on to edit art tomes for Harry N. Abrams and as a contributing columnist for the Art in America. It was during this time that Joan developed an interest in hand knits and crochets. She tapped into the skills of local women to produce her first designs. Fashion arbiter Henri Bendel bought this first collection, which consisted of hats and mufflers. It quickly sold out, changing Joan’s career from observer of art to creator of art.
Incorporated in 1977, her eponymous collected expanded into sweaters for both sexes. Using the same local artisans, the designs were unique, limited and beautifully crafted. Demand for Joan's quirky unstructured knitwear grew during the 1980’s prompting large-scale production under the label Joan Vass USA. Encompassing all components of a complete wardrobe - sweaters, trousers, skirts & dresses, the aesthetic remained the same, with fine fabrics, natural fibers and ageless designs.
Joan's unique approach, that of eliminating the excess, leaving a timeless, season-less collection garnered her many accolades, including the Extraordinary Women in Fashion Critics award and the Prince Machiavelli Prix de Cachet award.
Incorporated in 1977, her eponymous collected expanded into sweaters for both sexes. Using the same local artisans, the designs were unique, limited and beautifully crafted. Demand for Joan's quirky unstructured knitwear grew during the 1980’s prompting large-scale production under the label Joan Vass USA. Encompassing all components of a complete wardrobe - sweaters, trousers, skirts & dresses, the aesthetic remained the same, with fine fabrics, natural fibers and ageless designs.
Joan's unique approach, that of eliminating the excess, leaving a timeless, season-less collection garnered her many accolades, including the Extraordinary Women in Fashion Critics award and the Prince Machiavelli Prix de Cachet award.
