Donald Campbell three-piece ensemble, 1980s. Jacket, skirt, and blouse in silk with green floral print and metallic accents. The ensemble reflects the period language of structured tailoring and coordinated dressing, with a double-breasted jacket, pencil skirt, and short-sleeved blouse forming a composed and versatile set. Features including padded shoulders, notched lapels, and covered buttons place it firmly within the formal day-to-evening dress idiom of the decade. Campbell, Canadian-born, trained under John Cavanagh and later designed for royal clients, including Diana, Princess of Wales. Stewart Parvin also worked under Campbell, linking the house to a later generation of British royal dressmaking.

Measurements,

Labelled UK 14. Measurements align well with a true UK 14 fit.

Jacket
Shoulders: 46cm
Length: 66cm

Blouse:
Bust: 46cm
Waist: 44cm
Length: 52cm

Skirt
Waist: 36cm
Hips: 52cm
Length: 72cm