1974 Thea Porter Couture Documented 'Wave' Print Silk Chiffon Backless Dress designer-ossie-clark Note that it is a

Note that it is a little large for my mannequin - on the right size girl it will look very fitted

It is elasticized so stretches to fit a variety of sizes

making it the most expensive sweater in the line at $3

this definitely would have been by a major name

Closes with a back painted metal zipper

1974 Thea Porter Couture Documented 'Wave' Print Silk Chiffon Backless Dress designer-ossie-clark Note that it is aIn 2015 Curator and Fashion Historian, Laura McLaws Helms contacted me about the upcoming exhibit at the Fashion and Textile Museum in London on Thea Porter's work that she had planned. She ended up borrowing a dozen Thea Porter pieces from me for use in the exhibit and for the accompanying book 'Thea Porter: Bohemian Chic'. A close up of the fabric from this dress appears on p. 84 of the book to illustrate the collaborative efforts between Thea