1940s Tachi Castillo Skirt and Top Set with Novelty Aztec Print 1990s_skirt_suit Valli took inspiration from the

Valli took inspiration from the flower markets

LENGTH - 142cm/ 56"

It is 100% Wool and the lining is 80% Viscose

The curved neckline recalls tunic styles and gives way to a front secured with large black velvet buttons and braided fabric loops

The sleeves are typical of the era - voluminous with a neat buttoned cuff

1940s Tachi Castillo Skirt and Top Set with Novelty Aztec Print 1990s_skirt_suit Valli took inspiration from theTachi Castillo was a pioneering female Mexican fashion designer whose work helped define the modern concept of Mexican style, a vibrant aesthetic that transcended borders and captivated audiences worldwide. Blending bold colours, rich textiles, indigenous prints, and intricate embroidery with contemporary tailoring, Castillo created a distinctive visual language that became internationally celebrated and widely emulated. Some of her famous clients