This stunning 1970's gown was custom made for it's original owner whose name is embroidered on the label. This looks like it has never been worn. Excellent condition and outstanding quality. The deep rose color is to die for! The glittering silver pattern adds total glamour! Beautiful elongated collar. The dress wraps and closes with heavy snaps. Attached belt. Long A-line skirt. Slightly full sleeves with ball and loop closures on the cuff. This is truly an exceptional piece. Best fit would be a Medium, however, please see the measurements below the best fit.

Measurements
Armpit-armpit doubled 38"
Waist 31"
Hip 42"
Shoulder 15"
Length 58" from nape of neck

A little history:
Utah Tailoring Mills was started in 1934 by Norm Bingham and Clyde Buehler in Ogden, Utah. The company made custom fitted clothing for individual clients. Sales representatives would show samples to their private clients, and each garment was made to order to that client’s measurements. The client’s name was even embroidered onto the dress label. By the 1950s, Utah Tailoring Mills had more than 100 employees in Odgen and 43 sales representatives all over the US. They became known for their use of Hollywood actresses as models in their advertising. In the 1970s, the average price for a Utah Tailoring Mills dress was $400-$500.

This item is sold from an excellent, highly rated vintage boutique in Westfield, Massachusetts.