1970s Plunge Stripe Geoffrey Beene Maxi designer-frank-usher was steamed and is odor

was steamed and is odor free

Vicky Tiel was backed by Elizabeth Taylor as a young designer after working on the costume for 'Whats New Pussycat'

This is two separate piece - an exterior dress made of that wonderful chiffon and an interior dress in a peach tone

rare dress and one of the best I have ever seen

It is perfect to be worn as a chic day-to-night maxi dress

1970s Plunge Stripe Geoffrey Beene Maxi designer-frank-usher was steamed and is odorI absolutely adore this dress. It is a classic blue and white stripe and is shockingly modern. The skirt is fairly full and flows out from an almost empire waist. The fabric used is a semi sheer cotton mix so it has this wonderful light airy feel but is not so on the cotton side as to feel like a casual piece. There is a band that circles the waist and then the front plunges in a deep V with wide billowy sleeves that have no side seams they just flow