1960s Metallic Silk Chiffon Malcolm Starr Dress designer-jean-patou It was as an associate

It was as an associate of the group that Jocelyn became curator of the Chromaliving show in 1984

The panel is attached to the upper edge

Who else but Yves could mix pink and green and purple and make you wonder why you do not wear them together every day

It has enough weight to hold the shape as he desired but to still drape and move beautifully on the wearer

This is the actual dress shown at the exhibit

1960s Metallic Silk Chiffon Malcolm Starr Dress designer-jean-patou It was as an associateThis is such an amazing dress. It is made by Malcolm Starr and it is a stunning example of why we love this label. The silk chiffon base is a pretty combination of pinks and shades of purple mixed together masterfully in a leaf and floral print. Woven through the silk is a secondary design done in gold thread that gives the fabric a two dimensional pop. A high neckline and fitted bodice is balanced beautifully by full sleeves that pouf above each