Beautifully styled 1970s maxi wrap lounge dress by Bill Tice, a designer who was once well-known for his loungewear designs. The dress is white embroidered cotton eyelet with a full lavender cotton lining that peeks through! The dress has a scalloped deep V neckline and wide robe sleeves with scalloped edges. The waist is defined and topped with a ribbon belt and the skirt is flared. The dress wraps to close and secures with a hidden tie, the belt, and a hook and eye.

This dress originally belonged to a fascinating and wealthy woman who was once married to the heir to the Russell Stover fortune! See the hashtag #sarahforesmancollection to learn more about her.

◊ condition: Excellent! When this dress came to me it had a very similar but wider ribbon belt. Unfortunately that ribbon was beyond saving but I was able to add another lavender ribbon that's from the seventies! The dress itself is in beautiful condition with no issues, it is clean and ready to wear.

◊ label: Bill Tice ESP

◊ approximate size: currently a small but could be adjusted to a medium pretty easily, see below

Measurements
bust: this is somewhat flexible, it will accommodate to at least 38", maybe more, and will fit well on smaller bust sizes as well
waist: it's currently at 26", however, you can move the hook and eye a little and the dress will still lay correctly. I think you can go up to a 29" waist
hips: currently up to about 40"
length: 57"
bodice length: 16. 5"

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Lawrence, KS.