1960s Bloomingdales Label Royal Blue Silk Chiffon & Gold Thread Caftan designer-mary-mcfadden The camisole is more a

The camisole is more a SML-MED so if you are that size the outer top will be really loose and easy and you might want to get the skirt tightened

John and Frederick formed a partnership in 1929 and they did made to order bags like this

This is an exquisite example of his work and is constructed to couture standards with hand finishes and couture detailing

The cuffs and hem have rows of folded fringe layered over each other

The front has a little squared off plunge that sits quite deep and the the neckline is cut wide and meant to sit almost off the shoulders

1960s Bloomingdales Label Royal Blue Silk Chiffon & Gold Thread Caftan designer-mary-mcfadden The camisole is more aA wonderful caftan dress that only has its Bloomingdales label in place. It has the feel of a Thea Porter but even if it is just a piece made for Bloomingdales, it is one of those wonderful things you will only ever find in vintage. It is a wonderfully easy to wear dress and very flattering once on. There is an inner bias cut pale purple silk sheath dress that is then covered in a layer of that blue silk chiffon down the front and back. A straight