1960s Geoffrey Beene Red Jersey Shift Dress tennis dress The waistline is drawn in

The waistline is drawn in with a matching yellow leather tie belt which features pretty leather tassels in green and blue

Belgium lace incorporated floral and leaf patterns into the intricate designs and it is reputed to be called princess lace because the Belgium Royal Family used it

This dynamic 1960s linen and silk abstract print maxi dress is unlabelled

Would best suit a US size 00 or UK size 2/4 and someone small in stature (under 5'2")

a dainty waistline and a full ankle length skirt with multi layered net petticoats to excite volume

1960s Geoffrey Beene Red Jersey Shift Dress tennis dress The waistline is drawn inA late 1960s Geoffrey Beene red jersey shift dress. It has an absolutely timeless quality about it so much so that we are struggling to date it. We are leaning more towards 1960s than the 1970s. It's in a really superb quality wool jersey which the designer was particularly well known for and of course his simplicity of design. The dress is outstanding in terms of construction and the fascinating panels are body contoured for maximum effect in