1960s Bernard Claverie Lurex Angel Sleeve Maxi Dress monochrome_dress the skirt has a separate

the skirt has a separate taupe cotton lining for comfort and fastens at the back with a tonal zip

with wide lapels and patch pockets at the chest with button-down flap closures

however the sleeves and the decolletage are left sheer

The waist can be cinched by a coordinating rope belt that is not attached

1960s Bernard Claverie Lurex Angel Sleeve Maxi Dress monochrome_dress the skirt has a separateThe Parisian answer to the 'flower power' fashions of the late 1960s, this glittering maxi gown was created by Bernard Claverie of Paris circa 1968 1969. An excellent example of a Parisian boutique adapting haute couture designs for the ready to wear market; this gown was most likely inspired by Pierre Balmain. The dress is fabulous quality and the fabric is mesmerising; russet red lurex patterned with purple, white, yellow, tangerine and rose pink