- 📺 Long skirt with romantic “Park Follies” print in brown w/touch of burgundy

TV icon preceding the title is for T trendy because of its colors brown with hints of burgundy and V vintage ( from turn of 1979’s-1980’s). Follies are faked ruins, buildings or grottoes that were popular additions to European gardens mainly in the 18-19 centuries. While in Paris, have a walk in Parc Monceau to discover! Timeless and classic cut. Feminine and romantic print: it brings memories me of walks in aristocratic Italian parks with different species of flowers among fake Greco-Roman ruins. All of those outlined in different shades of brown with hints of burgundy on a light brown background. A-Line cut. Fabric is soft in touch. No lining and no need for one. 97:3 polyester:spandex. Practical: machine wash & tumble dry low. Measurements in inches when flat and approximate: Length: 37.5 Waist (fully elasticized at the back): 14 However, I did wear it until size 12. Closes at the back with a nice wood-looking button (in reality plastic) and zipper. Labeled as medium. Hues vary with light. Much nicer in person. A slight rusty hue on the background. This turn of 1970-1980 skirt was so beautiful and practical that I went back to the store to buy another one but of a different color (mauve to be listed later). Condition:EUC