This original United Kingdom couture designer, Tomasz Starzewski ensemble is at least 30 years young and in excellent condition. This piece reflects his signature precision and quiet sophistication—designed not for trends, but for timeless wear. For women who value quality, heritage, and enduring style, a Starzewski garment is a lasting investment in elegance.

Wear together or separately. These pieces are impecably cut to flatter the body and exude a the 'je ne sais quoi' that sets designers like this apart. Dressing the likes of the late Princess Diana in her heyday, Baroness Thatcher, Queen Camilla, the Duchess of Edinburgh and the Duchess of York - this Tomasz Starzewski skirt set design is a timeless creation never likey to date. The cotton fabrick with an almost damask feel, sensational buttons and sculpted silhouette is beautiful to behold and wear. So unique!

Wear to a wedding as attendee or bride, wear to a Pink Ribbon event or wear just because you love exceptional quality, style and enduring fashion. Options are endless with clever style mixing and and pairing with our curated accessories to achieve an elegant, sophisticated and polished look.

This ensemble looks great now and will continue for years to come!

Circa: 1940 - 1970
Origin: Consignment NZ
Label: Thomasz Starzewski

Fabric: Cotton, Easy Care (Poly/Nylon/Acrylic/Acetate) blend
Condition: Excellent commensurate with age and love

Modern Size Indicator*: 8 - 10
Measurement: Jacket: 44cm, Waist 42cm, Hip 46cm Skirt: Waist 34am, Hip 46cm (Laid flat)
Vintage Size Indicator: 12/40/8

Fit: Tailored
Fixture: Original

DESIGNER INFORMATION: Tomasz Starzewski, a British designer of Polish heritage, became known in the late 1980s and 1990s for his refined tailoring and understated glamour. Favoured by figures like Princess Diana and Margaret Thatcher, his work blends modern elegance with couture-level craftsmanship.

NOTE: Sale Items/Damaged Items cannot be exchanged, refunded or returned. As respectful custodians of fashion history, we do not offer to sell unique items such as this separately. Keeping historical pieces together will assist you in retaining your investment and allows future generations to enjoy the pieces in their original beauty. Colours may display differently on various devices.