There are some pleasing design details on this dress including the embroidered neckline with flowers that look like fuchsias
with an iridescent shine that fluctuates between khaki
aquamarine and turquoise stones combination is a style that's more associated with the romanticism of 18th century France and was reimagined by Dior in many of his haute couture collections of the 1950s
The chiffon fabric forms the top layer of the body of the dress
We feel it would best fit up to a size 8 UK
1960s Novelty Stained Glass Window Shift Dress Vintage_Handbag There are some pleasing designThis 1960s shift dress is made from a silky satin feel fabric and is very tactile. It has a high, rounded neckline and loose, flowing shape from bust to hem. The print is reminiscent of the mod trends for bright, bold colours and patterns which dominated mid 1960s fashions. Though it is unlined, the dress is lovey and opaque, with its bright colour scheme of lime green, teal, purple, ochre and brown diamond shapes which remind of of stained glass