1970s Ted Lapidus Silk Shirt Dress Crimson_Skirt_Suit There is a belt in

There is a belt in matching gold lame which secures at the front with a hook and eye fastening embellished with oversize statement buttons

This piece has an open neckline with a peak lapel and two hook-and-eye fastenings at the centre-front just above the waist

1990s Christian Lacroix abstract heart earrings made from an orange painted resin which has then been partially 'wrapped' in a textured gold plated overlay engraved with the maker’s initials

The central zip fastening at the reverse of the dress is carefully concealed beneath a run of popper fastenings

7 cm)Length - 39 in

1970s Ted Lapidus Silk Shirt Dress Crimson_Skirt_Suit There is a belt inA stylish 1970s daywear piece by revered designer Ted Lapidus who began his long fashion career at the house of Dior before branching out on his own in 1951. He is known for his unisex style of dressing and was worn by leading French stars of the day including Brigitte Bardot and Francoise Hardy. This is a boutique piece and is classic and understated French chic at its best. The style of the dress is almost tunic like and could easily be worn as a