Larry LeGaspi 1979 Pink and Silver Futuristic Unitard Cape Ensemble
Larry Legaspi (1941–1990) was a notable American fashion designer known for his pioneering work in the glam rock era of the 1970s. He gained prominence for his innovative and often flamboyant designs, which included bold, avant-garde silhouettes and materials. Legaspi’s work was particularly influential in shaping the fashion associated with the glam rock music scene. He was known for his use of metallic fabrics, dramatic cuts, and theatrical elements, which became synonymous with the glam rock aesthetic. His contributions to fashion were significant, especially in terms of pushing the boundaries of gender and style norms. Notable clients included musicians Marc Bolan, David Bowie, Elton John, and members of Kiss.
Size & Measurements
Approximate, taken flat:
Estimated Size Extra Small / Small / US Size 2-4
*has stretch
Unitard | Inches |
Inseam | 32.5" |
Rise (to center front) | 21.5" |
Bust | 14.25" |
Waist | 11.5' |
Side Length | 55" |
Leg Opening | 4.25" |
Cape/Skirt | Inches |
Neckline/Waist | 12" |
Back Center Length | 40.5" |
Gloves | Inches |
Length | 19" |
Mannequin is an approximate US Size 4.