c.1977 Oscar de la Renta for Swirl One Shoulder Printed Bright Floral Cotton Dress w Ruffled Hem designer-rochas The bodice has a flattering

The bodice has a flattering scoop neck and the back is also scooped a little lower

There is the teeniest bit of fraying on one button and I see some marks near the hem of the V side of the dress

Length: 63" top of straps to hem

This dress sold out world wide when it was produced and there are very few out there

Waist: 11-12" when measured flat across the back from side seam to side seam

c.1977 Oscar de la Renta for Swirl One Shoulder Printed Bright Floral Cotton Dress w Ruffled Hem designer-rochas The bodice has a flatteringOscar de La Renta was bought onto the Swirl label in 1977 to do a line of robes, nightgowns and pretty little hostess type dresses like this one. The label had hired Bill Tice in 1975 as the designer but then in 1977 made a deal with first Geoffrey Beene and then de la Renta to do a line for them as well. Tice sued the company shortly after bringing in Oscar, citing that Swirl was favouring Oscar over him. He left the company saying his contract has