1970s Ken Scott Green Floral & Leaf Print Jersey Halter Dress designer-bonwit-teller but I would wear it

but I would wear it as a chic maxi dress as it is fabulous and needs to be seen

) What made the show so unforgettable was its appealing anthropomorphism—his butterfly- and leopard-print knits were not only transcendent

silk chiffon layers give this beautiful gown a light as a feather feel while keeping it looking expensive and chic

sexiness and power

1970s Ken Scott Green Floral & Leaf Print Jersey Halter Dress designer-bonwit-teller but I would wear itKen Scott was an American who moved to Italy and ended up in Milan, first designing scarves for Falconetto in the 1950s and eventually opening his own ready to wear line in 1964. He was part of the print movement of the time that included designers like Emilio Pucci, Bessi and La Mendola. Each was creating their own hand done prints and designs which they then screened onto fabric to make into beautiful clothing for the jet set crowd. Scott's garments