A rare 1960s collaboration between Emilio Pucci and Formfit Rogers, capturing the height of Pucci’s jetset era in its most intimate form.

This semi-sheer slip dress is rendered in a vibrant neon Pucci print, saturated with colour and movement, and subtly signed throughout with the EPFR integrated directly into the pattern. Designed with a clean square neckline and delicate spaghetti straps, the silhouette skims the body effortlessly, falling straight through the hips with a side slit that adds ease and sensuality in motion.

Originally conceived as elevated foundation wear, Pucci’s Formfit Rogers pieces were revolutionary for their time, bringing high fashion print and Riviera glamour into lingerie and resort dressing. Today, the piece reads unmistakably as ready to wear: light, diaphanous, and unapologetically bold. Wear it alone as a statement summer dress, layered over swim, or styled under tailoring for a modern archival contrast.

A true collector’s example of Pucci’s 1960's visual language, where colour, movement, and freedom of the body reigned supreme.

Reference Photos: (1-4) Emilio Pucci for Formfit Rogers advertisements, 1960's

Marked size: M

Fits like: S

Measurements (laid flat & unstretched): bust: 17"/41cm, waist: 14"/43cm, hips: 17″/51.5cm, length: 48″/121.5cm

Material: unmarked, likely viscose/acetate

Condition: Excellent; a few pulls in fabric & slight tear at top of side slit