Stunning vintage summer-weight woven skirt suit by Linda Allard Ellen Tracy

Stunning vintage* lightweight woven skirt suit by Linda Allard Ellen Tracy Shades of brown, red, gold, copper, & green Semi-translucent loosely woven fabric Jacket is unlined, has single hook-and-eye closure, cropped sleeves, & bound armholes (Jacket also used to have thin shoulder pads, but as time passed I updated the jacket by removing them) Skirt has back zipper and vent, no defined waistband, & is lined in black acetate 45% wool, 30% nylon, 25% mohair Flawless condition Can be worn separately — the jacket looks fabulous over palazzo pants — but selling as a set only If you like Eileen Fisher, you'll love this Size 6 Jacket: Shoulder width: 16" Back width (P2P): 19" Sleeve length: 22" Length from nape: 28" Skirt: Waist: 28" Length: 21" Vent: 6" *Purchased in the 1990s. Selling (with a heavy heart) because it doesn't fit anymore. * Ellen Tracy was founded in 1949 by Herbert Gallen, a juniors manufacturer. In 1962 he hired Linda Allard, who moved the company toward the new career women of the 1970s and became known for high-quality fabrics and impeccable tailoring. * In 1984 Linda’s name was added to the label. The company was hugely successful, hiring many of the 80s supermodels (like Cindy Crawford and Linda Seymour) to star in its ad campaigns. * The firm was sold to Liz Claiborne in 2003; Allard retired and removed her name from the label. Style tags: luxury, upscale, summer weave, warm colors, casual, everyday, office, work, holiday, cruisewear, vacation, travel