lovely jumpsuit from American designer Liza Bruce, who started in swimwear in the late 1970s/early 1980s and then migrated to ready to wear, most famously designing the sheer lame slip dress worn by a (very) young Kate Moss in 1994. her ready to wear explored different materials and silhouettes, though she retained an incredible finesse with stretch from her swimwear days, and this jumpsuit is a perfect example.

crafted of thick black nylon that has some stretch but retains a lot of structure and sheer, expertly cut mesh panels that dip unexpectedly low in front for a super interesting look. the sleeves have a bit of volume, giving a more thought out design than a simple stretch catsuit. really remarkable craftsmanship from an expert in the field.

excellent vintage condition. no flaws to note. dry-cleaned and ready to be worn.

made in England. 95% nylon 5 % lycra. marked M, best fits XS. shown here on US 0 mannequin with 32" bust 23.5" waist 33.5" hips and fits quite well.

• bust: 30" - 34"
• waist: 24" - 26"
• hips: 28" - 34"
• inseam: 27.5" 
• torso: 24" from crotch to top of shoulder
• length: 49.5"
• shoulder: 14.5"
• arm: 21.5"