Vintage Early-90s Miss Ashlee Tuxedo-Style Open-Back Skort Romper

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Make a dramatic statement with this rare and sophisticated vintage piece from Miss Ashlee, perfectly capturing early-1990s evening glamour. Designed to deceive the eye, this garment looks like a sleek, tailored tuxedo dress from the front, but cleverly conceals a built-in skort (shorts) design for effortless wear and movement. Garment tag states size 8 but please review measurements listed below.

All garments, shoes, jewelry, handbags, and accessories have only had one previous owner.

A stunning blend of masculine tailoring and feminine allure—ideal for cocktail parties, vintage-inspired formal events, or fashion collectors!

Design & Style: Features a striking double-breasted tuxedo-style front complete with satin-contrast peak lapels (4-inch width) and decorative button-flap pockets. The real showstopper is the daring, dramatic open-back cut-out—measuring 14 inches from the top to the middle—that flows down into tailored shorts/skort pleating in the back. Excellent vintage condition. Professionally dry cleaned—arrives ready to wear!

Details: Long sleeves, structured shoulders with built-in shoulder pads, 4 covered outer buttons, a secure 2-button interior closure, and exterior double-breasted accent buttons with satin trim.

Material: 54% Rayon, 46% Acetate, offering a smooth drape with a subtle, elegant sheen.

Era: Early 1990s

Measurements were taken lying flat; Please Double:(Bust, Waist, Hips)

Bust: 19”

Waist: 15”

Hips: 19”

Shoulder to Shoulder: 15 ½”

Sleeve Length: 23 3/16”

Shoulder to Hemline: 35”

Rise: 16” (waist to crotch area)

Inseam: 5 ¼” Skort/shorts style (inseam measured from crotch to the knee area).

 

History of Miss Ashlee:  Miss Ashlee of California vintage clothing (dresses, often cocktail/evening wear)  with styles noted as being from the 1980s and 1990s. This confirms the existence of the brand during that period, located at 1031 South Broadway, Ste 741 located in Los Angeles, California. That address belongs to the historic Western Pacific Building at 1031 S. Broadway in downtown Los Angeles (right in the heart of the LA Fashion District / South Park area). For decades, that building and the surrounding blocks have housed apparel showrooms, designers, and garment industry businesses.

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