1970s Stirling Cooper Aubergine Wool Zip Up Dress Mexican_Vintage the fabric is opaque enough

the fabric is opaque enough to not require a slip underneath

There is very light surface wear and tiny scratches commensurate with age but nothing which detracts

) are finished with a bow detail on both the right and left hand sides

The sleeves are gently gathered and have a frill hem whilst it fastens to the rear with the longest tier having the original metal zip

The fabric is a superb silk taffeta in a rose print whilst the colours are chartreuse and earth tones of ochre and orange

1970s Stirling Cooper Aubergine Wool Zip Up Dress Mexican_Vintage the fabric is opaque enoughThis very early 1970s or even late 1960s mini dress was made by Stirling Cooper a cult British fashion boutique label founded in London in 1967 by two London cab drivers Ronnie Stirling and Jeff Cooper. The brand became a pioneer of the 'Swinging London' movement, known for its bold, youthful approach to ready to wear. The showroom on up market Wigmore Street launched the career of Antony Price, especially when Mick Jagger worn his designs on the