1970's Rainbow Novelty Zebra Print Skirt/Dress

If Fruit Stripes gum turned into a skirt!How fabulous is this novelty 1970’s zebra print skirt!? Its so bright and fun! It definitely reminds me of the fun fruit stripe zebra bubble gum we all chewed as kids! Sadly the gum got discontinued sometime last year, but now it will forever be remembered in this piece!

 

I was a bit sad it wasnt a dress like the two I saw online in the same print, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and create three new looks with this! Two dress styles and one skirt style! Thats way better and versatile anyways! It comes with a nice side slit to show off some leg, but if you wanted to wear it as a dress, I would recommend closing up the slit a few inches or wearing some cute hot pants underneath!

 

This comes with a few tiny disclaimers. When I got this, it was completely stained all over with the red color run, but I was able to get 99/ of it out! There are still a couple sppts where it is super faint and small and barely noticeable. There are also a few small light marks in the skirt, but overall in amazing condition! She will best fit a size medium to xl!

 

Era: 70s

Brand: Untagged

Fabric: Light Poly blend

Condition: Has a few really light marks and very faint small, almost unseen red color run in a couple spots

 

 

Waist:  15in-23in

Hips: 23in (to wiggle into waist)

Slit: 21in

Length: 37in

 

Please be sure to check the measurements thoroughly. If you need help with measuring, the best thing to do is take a dress or piece that fits you the best and flat measure from that garment.

 

Some of our pieces are pinned to fit our mannequin who is a size small, with a waist of 26"

We try our best to  point out any flaws that are on each piece, if any. Because of the age of our pieces, they have come preloved and pre worn throughout the many years after its production. There is a possible chance that we may miss something, but we do try our best!

 

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