Description
1960's Bill Blass for Maurice Rentner multicolored striped knee-length day or cocktail dress. Sleeveless bodice with boatneck. The sheer top layer of the double-layered skirt has a ruffled hem that extends from the bottom to the off-center front, with a slit. The underlayer of the skirt continues for a few more inches before resting at the knees. This silhouette was very popular in the 60s. Self fabric belt also attaches via a snap and hook and eye closures at the waist. The dress has center back zipper and hook and eye closures.
Modern US Size 0 or XS
Dress - Bust: 34, Waist: 23, Hip 35, Shoulder Hem Length: 40 1/2 inches
Belt - Length: 28 3/4, Width: 1 inch
Seam allowance in the bodice can be let out 1/4 of an inch Seam allowance in the skirt can be let out 1/2 of an inch
*All MRS Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
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Country of OriginUSA
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Item #LU10321721393
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ConditionGood
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WearWear consistent with age and use
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Materials & TechniquesCotton, Polyester, Allover, Striped, Ruffle, Belt, Dart, Hook and eye, Zip
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SizeCurrent U.S. Size
0Bust
34 in. (86 cm)Waist
23 in. (58 cm)Hip
35 in. (89 cm)Total Length
40.5 in. (103 cm) -
Size Chart
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