1970s Ossie Clark Black Moss Crepe Dress w KeyHole Tie Print & Balloon Sleeves designer-valentino nor are they less valid

nor are they less valid pieces - they simply were produced off-site to get around the export rules of the time

The tag is numbered and it is a rare piece of fashion history

Each sleeve has hidden snaps to close

Wear them together for a string statement feel or as separates

The silk does have some stretch to will accommodate another inch at least to all the measurements listed below

1970s Ossie Clark Black Moss Crepe Dress w KeyHole Tie Print & Balloon Sleeves designer-valentino nor are they less validIn 1968 Ossie Clark was designing his own couture line and also designing pieces for Alice Pollock for her Quorum Boutique. The Radley company approached Alice to find out of she could convince Ossie to design a top of the market collection that they would produce and sell to various boutiques and department stores. Dresses like this were the result of that collaboration. Even with this early version of 'ready to wear' the pieces that were made were