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Emilio Pucci Butterfly-Embroidered Jacket & Shorts

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For this Resort season, Emilio Pucci re-imagined classic warm-weather looks with distinctive Emilio Pucci details. The acclaimed result is this intricately embroidered jacket and shorts that will take you from strolling the market to sipping champagne with ease.

Details

Butterfly-Embroidered Jacket:
- Stretch cotton twill with butterfly embroidery and small cutout details.
- Spread collar.
- Self tie belt with belt loops cinches open front, relaxed silhouette at natural waist.
- Tabbed three-quarter sleeves.
- Besom pockets on chest and at waist.
- Hem hits at hips.
- Cotton/spandex; cotton lining.
- Made in Italy.

Designer

About Emilio Pucci:
The name Emilio Pucci is synonymous with kaleidoscopic prints and forward-thinking favored by jet-setters the world over. Emilio Pucci himself was a Florentine aristocrat whose legend was born when photos of his skiwear ran in Harper's Bazaar in 1947. Through the years, Emilio Pucci designs have been favored by glitterati around the globe, and today the line is helmed by Peter Dundas. Headquarters are still located at the Pucci family's palace in Florence.

Details

Butterfly-Embroidered Shorts:
- Cotton twill with butterfly embroidery and small cutout details.
- Hip-slung rise.
- Statement flap pockets.
- Front zip.
- Cotton/spandex; cotton lining.
- Made in Italy.

Designer

Modern Size Guide


	Emilio Pucci Butterfly-Embroidered Jacket & Shorts For this Resort season, Emilio Pucci re-imagined classic warm-weather looks with distinctive Emilio Pucci details. The acclaimed result is this intricately embroidered jacket and shorts that will take you from strolling the market to sipping champagne with ease. Details Butterfly-Embroidered Jacket: Stretch cotton twill with butterfly embroidery and small cutout details. Spread collar. Self tie belt with belt loops cinches open front, relaxed silhouette at natural waist. Tabbed three-quarter sleeves. Besom pockets on chest and at waist. Hem hits at hips. Cotton/spandex; cotton lining. Made in Italy. Designer About Emilio Pucci: The name Emilio Pucci is synonymous with kaleidoscopic prints and forward-thinking favored by jet-setters the world over. Emilio Pucci himself was a Florentine aristocrat whose legend was born when photos of his skiwear ran in Harper's Bazaar in 1947. Through the years, Emilio Pucci designs have been favored by glitterati around the globe, and today the line is helmed by Peter Dundas. Headquarters are still located at the Pucci family's palace in Florence. Details Butterfly-Embroidered Shorts: Cotton twill with butterfly embroidery and small cutout details. Hip-slung rise. Statement flap pockets. Front zip. Cotton/spandex; cotton lining. Made in Italy. Designer About Emilio Pucci: The name Emilio Pucci is synonymous with kaleidoscopic prints and forward-thinking favored by jet-setters the world over. Emilio Pucci himself was a Florentine aristocrat whose legend was born when photos of his skiwear ran in Harper's Bazaar in 1947. Through the years, Emilio Pucci designs have been favored by glitterati around the globe, and today the line is helmed by Peter Dundas. Headquarters are still located at the Pucci family's palace in Florence. Modern Size Guide