1960s Embroidered Silk Oscar de la Renta Gown designer-sonia-rykiel The act of having to

The act of having to do these up one by one to wear the dress makes the wearer feel transported into a world of glamor

I love the simple cut and the attached ribbon detailing around the waist

The entire dress is made of two layers of the hand dyed silk crepe chiffon which adds an extra dimension of depth and interest to the color & design

The stark contrast of the black and yellow are fantastic and dramatic

1960s Embroidered Silk Oscar de la Renta Gown designer-sonia-rykiel The act of having toThis 1960s embroidered silk organza gown by Oscar de la Renta is spectacular and even better in person then how it has photoed. Made out of a black silk organza, the fabric was then covered in hand embroidered vines, made from an off white heavy thread. The design is raised and applied in a way that each design that covers the dress is highlighted to maximum effect. The workmanship is wonderful. The bodice is plunged at the front and each sleeve