1930s Silk Taffeta Bias Cut Gown Unlabeled and Fabulous The skirt has a pretty

The skirt has a pretty fullness to it and both the lining and the exterior silk are finished at the hem with a strip of horsehair netting

This is a classic design from Ossie Clark and this version is interesting in two ways - 1st it is a vivid green color edged in a cherry red - a color mix that is far rarer Second it has the Ossie Clark couture label in it

The dress is fully lined in a dyed to match coral silky rayon and closes with fabric covered buttons at the back

Bodice length: 15" from shoulder to waist seam

The waist nips in and then the skirt is given volume by panels of silk inset with triangles of solid navy silk

1930s Silk Taffeta Bias Cut Gown Unlabeled and Fabulous The skirt has a prettyAbsolutely stunning silk taffeta (but so lightweight I suspect it has a shot of silky rayon mixed in for a bit of fluidity) that has the most beautiful washed floral design hand screened in soft feminine pinks, lavenders and just a touch of green. It is a masterpiece of seaming its literally pieced together, with each piece that creates movement cut on the bias. Literally a marvel of design! The more you realize how many individual panels are used to