1970s Louis Feraud Turquoise & Green Printed Jersey Maxi Dress designer-jean-paul-gaultier A teeny bit of break

A teeny bit of break to the thread at the neckline but I do not feel this detracts at all from this special piece

The sleeves are created from only the lace so you see the skin of the arm through them

The top is partially lined in a second layer of the same black silk chiffon and the skirt has two layers of silk chiffon under the top exterior layer

Bodice: 10" from shoulder to empire waist band

This is a piece that will never go out of style or seem anything but appropriate no matter if worn for day or evening

1970s Louis Feraud Turquoise & Green Printed Jersey Maxi Dress designer-jean-paul-gaultier A teeny bit of breakThese early Louis Feraud pieces are highly collectible and in their day they were sought after. Women like Elizabeth Taylor and Brigitte Bardot were huge fans. During the sixties and early seventies the Feraud label was known world wide for piece that incorporated vibrant prints and gorgeous graphic designs. This full length maxi dress is a striking example of just that. The jersey is of the wash and wear variety and this fabric choice beautifully