1960s Off-White Chiffon Angel Sleeve Negligee with Tonal Braidwork 1970s_negligee “Jonelle” was the trade name

“Jonelle” was the trade name of textiles created by Cavendish Textiles and was a quality affair with fabric supplied to the top department stores and fashion houses of the era

The bottom hem of the dress is weighted and with a very generous allowance of over 4 1/2 in or 12 cm

patterned cloth that complements the print of the body

It has an empire line bust and a wide waistband from which the skirt is tightly gathered to accentuate the female form

The sole of the shoe is stamped with "cuir veritable" which translates as "real leather"

1960s Off-White Chiffon Angel Sleeve Negligee with Tonal Braidwork 1970s_negligee “Jonelle” was the trade nameVintage slip dresses and negligees are highly collectable and this is a truly lovely high end example designed by Elizabeth Hayes of London in the late 1960s to early 1970s. Tailored from two layers of sheer off white synthetic chiffon to a swirling, A line cut; it has three quarter length angel sleeves and a collarless neckline. The sleeves and front hems are trimmed with decadent tonal braidwork. The negligee fastens at the top of the front with