1930s Silk Taffeta Bias Cut Gown Unlabeled and Fabulous It is strong and would

It is strong and would be wearable with care though truly this is also a piece meant fot a collectors and should be considers a true work of art

This is an amazing suit from the Yves Saint Laurent label that dates to the F/W 1989 runway

Wear together for a strong statement or break up the set and wear them as separates with other pieces in your closet  for lots of styling options

This is a classic design from Ossie Clark and this version is interesting in two ways - 1st it is a vivid green color edged in a cherry red - a color mix that is far rarer Second it has the Ossie Clark couture label in it

The skirt has a pretty fullness to it and both the lining and the exterior silk are finished at the hem with a strip of horsehair netting

1930s Silk Taffeta Bias Cut Gown Unlabeled and Fabulous It is strong and wouldAbsolutely stunning silk taffeta (but so lightweight I suspect it has a shot of silky rayon mixed in for a bit of fluidity) that has the most beautiful washed floral design hand screened in soft feminine pinks, lavenders and just a touch of green. It is a masterpiece of seaming its literally pieced together, with each piece that creates movement cut on the bias. Literally a marvel of design! The more you realize how many individual panels are used to