1970s Beaded Bob Mackie One Shoulder Gown Guest Editor Anita Clarke! In the late 60s and

In the late 60s and early 70s jerseys where the new miracle fabrics and Lanvin jumped on that (then) high tech wagon and began producing amazing pieces that were easy to wear and care for and looked like a million bucks on

The collar is bold and top stitched to frame the face

The cut will allow a variety of sizes

As it nears the hem of the ball gown skirt the design also incorporates trailing vines

silk chiffon were used in the construction of the gown and it closes with a hidden back set zipper

1970s Beaded Bob Mackie One Shoulder Gown Guest Editor Anita Clarke! In the late 60s andThis is a stunning Bob Mackie that has his signature glitz and glam on the bodice but shows off his talent in working in fine silks on a bias cut. Made of a bias cut slipper satin silk, it is a very sexy one shoulder silhouette. On the upper portion of the bodice is a 12" wide beautiful overlay made of tube & round beads on silk net. It gives the dress an extra instant dose of high glamor and is almost like wearing a huge piece of jewelry wrapped