[~80's] Old Pierre Cardin Silk Patterned S/S Shirt

Estimated to be around the 1980sThis is a Silk Patterned Short Sleeve Shirt made by Pierre Cardin.

Pierre Cardin is a luxury brand that combines advanced and business sense, founded in 1950 by Pierre Cardin, the founder of Paris, France.

Since its founding, under the vision of "future-wrapping fashion," the company introduced a "Space Age" style in the 1960s, reflecting its passion for space, and attracted attention from around the world for its minimalist and geometric beauty.

Cardan originally had a tailor experience working at Christian Dior to create the "New Look" and in 1950 he launched his own brand.

Its greatest appeal is its pursuit of "couture-like construction beauty" and "commercial innovation."
The designs that unleash the cutting edge of the times, such as geometric silhouettes, collarless nair jackets, and tight, tapered pants, were truly called "moving future art."

Furthermore, Pierre Cardin is the owner of the "Palais Bulles" that he designed himself, and has a wide range of businesses, including supporting arts and culture through Espace Cardin and opening restaurants.
It could be said to be a fusion of design and cultural thinking.

Such a luxury brandPierre Cardin introduces a short sleeve shirt that looks like an art piece.

The collar is designed with an open collar, giving it a relaxed look around the neck.
By opening it just right, it is easy to layer and expands the range of outfits.

A small patch pocket is placed on the chest.

The gold "Pierre Cardin" brand embroidery is a subtle yet solid detail.
It's not too assertive, yet still has an elegant finish that conveys "quality".

The front is deliberately "flat wings" tailored.

Unlike regular button fastenings, the front buttons are hidden to create a clean impression that makes the most of the beauty of the pattern.
This structure makes the pattern flow look uninterrupted and united, which can be said to be an exquisite balance between design and practicality.

A brand tag with the brand name "Pierre Cardin" written on the inside of the neck is attached.

The silhouette is designed to be a box-shaped silhouette with a slightly more roomy feel, and by adding margins to the shoulders and body width, it creates a natural drape.
This three-dimensional movement brings out the unique texture of silk to the fullest.

Although it is not possible to make a conclusion as the fabric is not listed, it is assumed that it is a "silk" material due to its texture, luster and drape.
When worn, it naturally sways along with your body and sways according to the movements, allowing you to see the quality of the material itself.

The colors are multi-colored, reminiscent of art pieces.

The bold and calculated balance of "blue x pink x green x beige x purple" and the like are scattered in a bold and calculated balance, resulting in an original design that mixes flower motifs and geometric patterns.

Although the size indication cannot be confirmed, I think it corresponds to "XL" in Japanese sizes.

Even when looking at the actual measurements, the size is large, so even people with large figures can wear it without any problems.

There are signs of wear such as dirt, but there are no major damage that can cause problems with wearing it, so I think it's still possible to wear it.

Among the many luxury brands, "Pierre Cardin" has always been both advanced and dignified.

This individual, which incorporates unique visual art that intersects geometry and abstraction, into the finest material of silk, is a valuable vintage piece that embodies the ideas and aesthetic sense of the 1980s.

Its innovativeness and styling that still remains unfaded are perfection that is truly worthy of being called "moving art."
We confidently recommend this to those who truly value the "reason for choosing clothes."