1970s Frederick Howard Georgette Floral and Chevron Print Dress black-bodysuit covered popper fastenings

covered popper fastenings

with flattering sunburst pleats and a diagonal bow at the centre front

The main material is silk crepe in a pink - purple shade which is then embellished with knitted pastel coloured floral motifs and studded with little crystals and sequins

The original label reads “Zandra Rhodes London” and is accompanied by care labels attributed to “Zandra Rhodes Studio” which are printed with sketches by Zandra Rhodes and care instructions in her hand-writing

well executed repair on the back of the ruffle hem - hardly noticable unless you were looking for it

1970s Frederick Howard Georgette Floral and Chevron Print Dress black-bodysuit covered popper fasteningsThis striking dress was designed by Frederick Howard of London in the 1970s. It is a well made piece and the memorable colour scheme across the semi sheer georgette fabric includes tonal pinks, browns, ochre and grey. The bold, geometric chevron print is splashed with flowers, buds and foliage which recall an English country garden. This ankle length gown is cut to a sleeveless style with a V shape cross over front. A ruched belt cinches the dress