This wonderful outfit has 4 pieces; in addition to the dress, it has a cord belt and two scarves, one of which opens in the middle to cover the head. up for a drive in a convertible anyone?

the condition is excellent and it's a good size. this is one of many items i am listing from an estate with a mother and 3 daughters who loved clothes

this fabric is a jerseyish poly with a bit of stretch so measurements are approximate.

measures:

bust 35"

hips: 39'

length: 40"

Neumann was interested in the Bauhaus philosophy of breaking down the boundaries between art, craft, and industry, and in the U. S. at mid-century, the Good Design movement. In concert with these forces, Neumann firmly believed that fine art should be accessible to all, and that this objective could be realized by incorporating good design into everyday life at an affordable price. She emphasized her company's marriage of art and mechanized production as key to delivering high-quality objects at a modest price point. She frequently stated in press releases that “I don’t believe only the wealthy deserve good design.”

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Austin, TX.