Stunning 1930s Unlabeled Moss Silk Crepe Dress w Dense Beading Sequin & Gold Thread Embroidery designer-janice-wainwright Perhaps the lightest of fading

Perhaps the lightest of fading to the velvet under the arms but nothing that detracts or is noticeable once on

He then played with that idea further and created a edging of triangles around the top of the bodice but folding and seaming the black chiffon to create the dark angled detailing that you see

The red will act as both a strong statement and surprisingly as a neutral - you can top just about any color with this beauty

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Stunning 1930s Unlabeled Moss Silk Crepe Dress w Dense Beading Sequin & Gold Thread Embroidery designer-janice-wainwright Perhaps the lightest of fadingThe first thing you think of when you see this dress in person is Ossie Clark. It literally looks like one of his designs but with the added detailing on the bodice. The fabric is an earlier, original version of the moss crepe that he adopted for so much of his work but otherwise it is almost mind boggling to look at this dress and not see Ossie. Especially in person as the dress has much more fabric in it then the photos convey. It is gorgeous in