Beautiful vintage nightgown by Emilio Pucci and Formfit Rogers. It is a beautiful sheer dress in a stunning floral print. It has been carefully inspected, and there are no visible flaws, snags, stains, missing buttons, or holes. It’s like it was in a time capsule since the 70s and just came out. Garment was measured flat and unstretched, and the measurements are as follows: Bust: 36 inches Hip/waist: 40 inches Shoulder to bottom hem: 55 inches Width at bottom hem: 54 inches Wrist/sleeve: 7 inches The story goes, in 1959 Pucci decided that he wanted to expand into lingerie.  Rather than do the production in-house, he was advised to look for an established lingerie company that would handle production. Pucci came to the United States, and signed a deal with Formfit Rogers, a Chicago company. Pucci provided the designs which were printed onto nylon tricot. Much of the production took place in a factory in Tennessee. The partnership between Pucci and Formfit Rogers was a very successful one, and why you see the EPFR logo embedded in the design. It ended, however, in 1979 when Formfit Rogers was sold by its parent company to a European conglomerate. Production was moved to Mexico, the company was not managed well, and soon Formfit Rogers went out of business. (Info from Google) Happy to answer any questions and thanks for stopping by!