KENZO Two Piece set

KENZO Two Piece set

$550.00
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KENZO Two Piece set

KENZO Two Piece set

$550.00

This Vintage Kenzo Paris Flocked Tulip Skirt Suit is a distinctive 1990s Kenzo ensemble that brings together sharp tailoring and the house’s characteristic fascination with botanical motifs. Rendered in jet black, the two-piece set is enriched by an all-over flocked tulip pattern, creating a subtle velvet-like texture and dimensional contrast across the surface.

The cropped jacket features a sharp pointed collar, concealed front closure, and tailored long sleeves, giving the upper silhouette a clean, structured character. Paired with it is a high-waisted A-line mini skirt, creating a balanced proportion between the abbreviated jacket and softly flared skirt.

The textured floral treatment is what makes the set particularly compelling. Rather than relying on a conventional printed floral, the flocked tulip motif introduces tactile depth while maintaining the sophisticated monochromatic palette. The result is an unmistakably vintage Kenzo look that feels both architectural and whimsical.

Product Details:

  • Brand: Kenzo Paris / Kenzo Jeans

  • Era: Vintage / 1990s

  • Style: Two-Piece Skirt Suit / Co-ord Set

  • Color: Jet Black

  • Pattern: All-Over Flocked Tulip Motif

  • Texture: Raised / Velvet-Like Floral Flocking

  • Jacket: Cropped Silhouette

  • Collar: Pointed

  • Closure: Concealed Front Closure

  • Sleeves: Long, Tailored Sleeves

  • Skirt: High-Waisted A-Line Mini

  • Construction: Structured Tailoring

Condition: Vintage, Excellent Condition. Please review all photographs carefully for the most accurate representation of the item's condition.

Archive Note: Vintage 1990s Kenzo skirt suits are well represented in the secondary fashion market, with period examples ranging from tailored floral sets to more experimental flocked and textured constructions. This particular combination of a cropped tailored jacket, A-line mini skirt, and monochromatic flocked tulip motif gives the ensemble a particularly strong archival character.

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