S/S 1974 Christian Dior by Marc Bohan Haute Couture Palm Print Silk Plunge Dress designer-stavropoulos The bodice is cut like

The bodice is cut like a proper fifties dress should be with rounded shoulder and gussets under each arm

with two straps and a built in foundation

The skirt adjusts and can become quite wide

Reference photo of Veruschka in George Halley by Richard Avedon for Vogue 1967

The sides are closed so it can be worn on its own

S/S 1974 Christian Dior by Marc Bohan Haute Couture Palm Print Silk Plunge Dress designer-stavropoulos The bodice is cut likeIn the present world of Haute Couture, a gown like this would have a starts price of well over $75,000US dollars. Considering that House of Dior is still producing Haute Couture that fact easily makes a dress like this a virtual steal. You also get the added exclusivity that automatically comes with the rarefied world of true Haute Couture and the truly limited productions of each piece. Haute Couture is the very pinnacle of the fashion experience and