1940s Tachi Castillo Skirt and Top Set with Novelty Aztec Print boho-wedding Floral motifs - a signature

Floral motifs - a signature of the playful Miss V line - are woven across the cloth

It has an elongated silhouette with small slits in the bottom hem which make it perfect for layering over trousers and skirts

Two small tulle bows sit at each side of the hips

Miyake's placement of these circles around the waist creates a stunning peplum waist with a dramatic flare and scallop hem that continues all the way around the back

1940s Tachi Castillo Skirt and Top Set with Novelty Aztec Print boho-wedding Floral motifs - a signatureTachi Castillo was a pioneering female Mexican fashion designer whose work helped define the modern concept of Mexican style, a vibrant aesthetic that transcended borders and captivated audiences worldwide. Blending bold colours, rich textiles, indigenous prints, and intricate embroidery with contemporary tailoring, Castillo created a distinctive visual language that became internationally celebrated and widely emulated. Some of her famous clients