1970s Jean Varon Printed Maxi Dress designer-ossie-clark The base fabric is a

The base fabric is a pale nude silk net layered over the inner rich

An amazing early 1940s silk moss crepe top in basic black that has the most amazing sequin detailing all down the front

bohemian feel that was all the rage in the seventies

The twin of this stunning blue crushed velvet maxi dress by Oscar de la Renta is held in the Goldstein Museum of Design (the last photo is their collection archive photo) and they have this dated as being from the 1960-1965 period

Sleeves: 14" from the dropped shoulder seam

1970s Jean Varon Printed Maxi Dress designer-ossie-clark The base fabric is aJean Varon did a series of dresses in a slinky nylon jersey. This fabric works brilliantly with his love of pattern and color. It holds the color perfectly and they stand the test of time staying true and crisp. Here he has used a palette of purples and reds in long, lean making rows of print. The dress has a high collar and sleek bodice. The sleeves are also cut long and lean and the skirt cascade to the floor. I love the banding worked into the