Rare 1980s Tim Jocelyn Art-to-Wear designer-louis-feraud The sweater slips on to

The sweater slips on to wear with no closures

it nips in the waist even more that the dress is already cut to do

Both the neck and sleeves are edged in a fine black lace that is scalloped along its edge

One small loose spot along a seam (I can repair prior to sending if requested to do so) two small marks from storage

A stunning and unusual design from Chester Weinberg

Rare 1980s Tim Jocelyn Art-to-Wear designer-louis-feraud The sweater slips on to"Tim Jocelyn (1952 1986) was a brilliant, articulate, and innovative artist who rose to prominence in the tumultuous Queen Street art scene of the late 1970s and early 1980s. His fascination and facility with fabric led him first to the manufacture of unique and beautiful fashion accessories, but he branched out into other areas, making brilliant and provocative banners, furniture coverings, and screens. Jocelyn turned increasingly away from fashion