1970s Ronald Amey Pale Pastel Print Dress w Silver & Gold Metallic Detailing designer-attico The skirt is attached low

The skirt is attached low on the hip and has a flirty bit of fullness

The dress hooks into place at the shoulder and the jersey cascades loosely down and over the inner layer for the ultimate Grecian goddess feel

This skirt has a boutique label bit also an additional tape that denotes a made-to-measure special order piece that would be considered demi-couture

The front and back dip down in a scoop and it is just that perfect example of the American sportswear movement of this time period that still incorporated an easy kind of sexuality

All the seaming is top stitched and meant to be seen

1970s Ronald Amey Pale Pastel Print Dress w Silver & Gold Metallic Detailing designer-attico The skirt is attached lowIn the 1960s if you wanted to wear something with a dramatic flare then you chose the work of Ronald Amey. He was known for his original use of fabrics and colors and his dresses were priced into the thousands even in the 1960s. His career was very short lived. From 1959 1969 he designed under the label Burke Amey. Joseph Burke, his partner, took care of the business side of things. In 1970s he bought out Burke and renamed the company Ronald Amey