1980s Spiral Bias Cut Pink Silk Metallic Judy Hornby Dress designer-sybil-connolly There is a patch of

There is a patch of missing sequins on the back shoulder that is mainly covered by the collar and there are some small parts of rows where the sequins are missing

This is a fantastic 100% Scottish cashmere Chanel cardigan in a deep burgundy

The label on this piece dates it to the early 1970s and it is a fabulous example of that whole easy

The dress is cut on the bias so it automatically drapes and settles into place as soon as it hits your body

the Fall/Winter 1991-1992 collection was head to toe leopard that in its day was mind-boggling daring and almost subversive

1980s Spiral Bias Cut Pink Silk Metallic Judy Hornby Dress designer-sybil-connolly There is a patch ofJudy Hornby was a London designer that moved to New York in 1970s and one of the pieces under her label was even was bestowed the "dress of the year" for 1971 by the Fashion Museum in Bath. She designed under Judith Hornby through the seventies and sometime in the late seventies changed to Judy Hornby, the label that this dress has. She loved a spiral, bias cut and her dresses feel like they slide on and wrap around you to both cling to the body and