Dates to the late 1950s to early 1960s

Fabricated in an ivory-colored rayon crepe

The bodice is heavily embellished in fuchsia sequins with dangling loops of clear seed beads.

The upper bodice is lined in pink satin and the rest is in an ivory-colored crepe de chine.

Self-spaghetti straps can be lengthened or shortened.

Column dress is fitted with princess seam darts

Fastens down center back with a Conmatic metal toothed zipper

12” long slit at side seam

The hem is clean finished with a 2” blind hem and hem tape

Comes with a matching wrap

Maker: unknown. Sold through higher-end DC dress boutique, Selma

Condition: Good/Very Good. Please note that this came to me soiled and the regular dry cleaning didn’t do the trick. I had to soak the dress, so on the inside of the bodice, there is some color bleed, as well as under the sequins and beading on the bodice where it does not detract. Also on the inside, there is residue from a tag or sticker. You can see incredibly faint color bleed and a few watermarks, just below the bodice in the front. Please see the photos. Freshly Dry cleaned and soaked and arrives ready to wear.

Measurements: The measurements below are the actual measurements of the garment. Please allow for ease. Whenever possible the best way to ensure a good fit is by comparing the measurements to that of a similar garment in your closet.

Looks to best suit a modern XS/S, but please use the measurements below.

Bust: 33”

Waist: 26”

Hips: 39”

Sweep: 38”

Length from Shoulder to Hem: 54"

Wrap: 18 3/4” x 69 3/4”

Model is 5’3” with a 31” Bust, 25. 5” waist, and 36” low hip

Has not been clipped on the model, but the fabric is very heavy/clingy

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