1980s Strapless Ruffled Pastel Silk Mignon Gown designer-christian-dior Who else but Yves could

Who else but Yves could mix† clay colored hues with a purple blue and make you wonder why you do not wear them together every day

"In August 1971 Vogue magazine illustrated six designs from Jean Muir's latest collection

two on one shoulder and a couple of bent beads near the back - it presents very well despite this and I have priced accordingly

Note that there are two additional snaps that look to have been added at a later date to make the belt smaller

1980s Strapless Ruffled Pastel Silk Mignon Gown designer-christian-dior Who else but Yves couldA dramatic gown whose startling design is softened by the choice of a beautiful silk taffeta fabric. Constructed from a stunning watercolor washed array of soft pastels on a white backdrop. Soft pinks, greens and yellows give the impression of a painted watercolor and cover the gown from bust to hem. It is cut to skim the body and hug the upper torso. The strapless top is lightly boned inside for support and the waist cinches in and then it widens in