Linea by Louis Dell'Olio Purple Sequin Short Sleeve Dress Sz L
Linea by Louis Dell’Olio
Size: Large
This fun dress can be the base of so many outfits. Belted, styled with a jacket or sweater, boots or heels, this dress has versatility in an awesome, rich color. Lightweight and short sleeved, this dress is a great layering piece for your wardrobe. V-neck and zippers up the back.
Condition: Excellent
“Mr. Dell’Olio’s decision to leave Anne Klein in order to pursue his own interests was difficult, but created new opportunities. He continued to devote his efforts and energy to the Council of Fashion Designers of America, of which he was an officer and a director. Along with Ralph Lauren, Oscar de la Renta and Donna Karan, he spearheaded the Councils campaign for Fashion Targets Breast Cancer. During his many years as an active member of the CFDA, Mr. Dell’Olio has chaired and been a member of many various committees. Mr. Dell’Olio has worked in Italy as a consultant for the Marzotto Company. In a venture unprecedented in the fashion industry, Mr. Dell’Olio was engaged by a joint venture for Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus and Holt Renfrew as design director for a unique collection of women’s apparel.
Mr. Dell’Olio designed a line of furs and shearling coats under his own label, which retailed in luxury stores and boutiques across the country. He also designs men’s and boy’s clothing and accessories for a well known retailer. In 2000 he entered into an agreement with QVC to design an exclusive line of sportswear under the label Linea by Louis Dell’Olio.
Mr. Dell’Olio is also a devoted participant in the fight against AIDS in children.”
Linea by Louis Dell’Olio
Size: Large
This fun dress can be the base of so many outfits. Belted, styled with a jacket or sweater, boots or heels, this dress has versatility in an awesome, rich color. Lightweight and short sleeved, this dress is a great layering piece for your wardrobe. V-neck and zippers up the back.
Condition: Excellent
“Mr. Dell’Olio’s decision to leave Anne Klein in order to pursue his own interests was difficult, but created new opportunities. He continued to devote his efforts and energy to the Council of Fashion Designers of America, of which he was an officer and a director. Along with Ralph Lauren, Oscar de la Renta and Donna Karan, he spearheaded the Councils campaign for Fashion Targets Breast Cancer. During his many years as an active member of the CFDA, Mr. Dell’Olio has chaired and been a member of many various committees. Mr. Dell’Olio has worked in Italy as a consultant for the Marzotto Company. In a venture unprecedented in the fashion industry, Mr. Dell’Olio was engaged by a joint venture for Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus and Holt Renfrew as design director for a unique collection of women’s apparel.
Mr. Dell’Olio designed a line of furs and shearling coats under his own label, which retailed in luxury stores and boutiques across the country. He also designs men’s and boy’s clothing and accessories for a well known retailer. In 2000 he entered into an agreement with QVC to design an exclusive line of sportswear under the label Linea by Louis Dell’Olio.
Mr. Dell’Olio is also a devoted participant in the fight against AIDS in children.”
Linea by Louis Dell’Olio
Size: Large
This fun dress can be the base of so many outfits. Belted, styled with a jacket or sweater, boots or heels, this dress has versatility in an awesome, rich color. Lightweight and short sleeved, this dress is a great layering piece for your wardrobe. V-neck and zippers up the back.
Condition: Excellent
“Mr. Dell’Olio’s decision to leave Anne Klein in order to pursue his own interests was difficult, but created new opportunities. He continued to devote his efforts and energy to the Council of Fashion Designers of America, of which he was an officer and a director. Along with Ralph Lauren, Oscar de la Renta and Donna Karan, he spearheaded the Councils campaign for Fashion Targets Breast Cancer. During his many years as an active member of the CFDA, Mr. Dell’Olio has chaired and been a member of many various committees. Mr. Dell’Olio has worked in Italy as a consultant for the Marzotto Company. In a venture unprecedented in the fashion industry, Mr. Dell’Olio was engaged by a joint venture for Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus and Holt Renfrew as design director for a unique collection of women’s apparel.
Mr. Dell’Olio designed a line of furs and shearling coats under his own label, which retailed in luxury stores and boutiques across the country. He also designs men’s and boy’s clothing and accessories for a well known retailer. In 2000 he entered into an agreement with QVC to design an exclusive line of sportswear under the label Linea by Louis Dell’Olio.
Mr. Dell’Olio is also a devoted participant in the fight against AIDS in children.”