1960s Oscar de la Renta attr. Peacock Maxi Dress designer-balmain Retains its original suede belt

Retains its original suede belt that is numbered on the back suggesting a custom or special order

Ken Scott was an American who moved to Italy and set up shop

The base is a fine wool and it is cut to nip in at the waist - done by vertical seaming and clever inverter pleats at the waist seams- and ends in a somewhat swingy A-line skirt

Layers of pretty flowing goddess like chiffon float over each other to create that beautiful skirt

Waist: 15-16" flat across the back from side seam to side seam

1960s Oscar de la Renta attr. Peacock Maxi Dress designer-balmain Retains its original suede beltA fabulous metallic thread maxi dress with an underlying "peacock" pattern and gold thread woven through the fabric! The skirt has yards of fabric in it and cascades to the floor. The silk chiffon is lightweight and the excess fabric really allows the skirt to swirl around you as you move. The top its over a defined waist and skims over the torso. Each sleeve is left unlined and has a touch of fullness before being caught up in a cuff at the wrist.