1970s Yuki Gnyuki Torimaru Black Silk Batwing Top and Maxi Skirt Suit vintage_ungaro bright fuchsia then overlaid with

bright fuchsia then overlaid with white embroidery

It fastens at the rear with a hidden tonal purple zip and hook-and-eye clasp

she left in 1998 to become the creative director of Christian Dior's fine jewelry division

There are modesty straps to help cinch the waist further

1970s Yuki Gnyuki Torimaru Black Silk Batwing Top and Maxi Skirt Suit vintage_ungaro bright fuchsia then overlaid withThis dramatic draped three piece silk ensemble by Yuki is a striking example of designer Gnyuki Torimaru's trademark combination of structure and fluidity in a garment. Trained at the London College of Fashion during the 1960s, Torimaru created his label in 1972 to specialise in draped jersey and monastic styles. Part of the label's much rarer and expensive main line, this remains true to his vision. This ensemble is composed of a maxi skirt,