1960s Richard Tam Jon Mandl Unusual Brocade Print Dress designer-emma-domb His pieces reflect that society

His pieces reflect that society lady feel and they tend to be strong with a certain sense of classiness to them

Waist: 24" flat across from side seam to side seam

It is a true white and has absolutely no discoloration

There is a space in the waist for a tie to loop through and around but the tie is long gone - you could easily loop one back through if you wished

1960s Richard Tam Jon Mandl Unusual Brocade Print Dress designer-emma-domb His pieces reflect that societyThis fabulous dress is from Richard Tam, a San Fransisco based designer who ran his own West Coast couture house for seven years, making clothing in luxurious crepes, silks and chiffon for women like Ethel Kennedy, Dinah Shore, Polly Bergen and Lena Horne. His first collection was for Spring 1965. Pieces from him are held in the San Fransisco Fine Arts Museum and while he did not design long, his pieces had a real flare to them. This dress for example