Exceptional Early 1970s Thea Porter Book Documented Faye Dress in Ikat SIlk Chiffon & Brocade designer-christian-lacroix Sleeves: 14"Shoulders: slightly dropped and

Sleeves: 14"Shoulders: slightly dropped and 16"Bust: to 20" flat across from side seam to side seamWaist-hips: openLength: 60" from neck to hem

The fabric is very beautiful - the base is a black silk matte satin and the velvet fused onto the fabric in a way that gives it a 3 dimensional feel

The bodice is lined with the same pink cotton and the rest of the dress is unlined

It closes down the side with fabric covered buttons to just under the waist and hook & eye

A keyhole that ties at the back of the neck is the perfect finish

Exceptional Early 1970s Thea Porter Book Documented Faye Dress in Ikat SIlk Chiffon & Brocade designer-christian-lacroix Sleeves: 14"Shoulders: slightly dropped andThis is the actual dress that is in the book on Thea Porter's work that accompanied the exhibit n her work. The photo appears on page 88. The caption in the book notes that this dress is a "Faye dress in ikat silk chiffon, designed by Sandra Munro, with a bodice of Damascus brocade". The Faye dress was named after Faye Dunaway and she made these in various fabrications starting in 1968. It also has a Giorgio Beverly Hills tag where she sold her