1960s Ossie Clark for Alice Pollock Red & Black Stripe Dress designer-lillie-rubin The skirt is lined in

The skirt is lined in a black silk and the inner seam where the skirt attaches into the skirt has an inner edge of elastic to further help create the shape

Proper finished button holes and has the two original belts that are both in excellent condition

Cut with his masterful mind towards minimalist and with the utmost respect to the fabric and the grain this beauty is all rounded seams combined with the sensual tactile experience of the silk satin

Will even fit an extra large head so extremely versatile

Layers of chiffon with a ruffled front and flowing caped shoulders give it a sexy hippie chic edge

1960s Ossie Clark for Alice Pollock Red & Black Stripe Dress designer-lillie-rubin The skirt is lined inAlice Pollock, Celia Birtwell and Ossie Clark are all intertwined. Alice and Celia founded the Quorum boutique in 1964 and Ossie designed for Quorum and Alice even while he was a student at the Royal College of Art. She began featuring Ossie's work in 1965 and he designed for the label until 1973. His designs can appear with the Pollock label, the Quorom label or under his own label and with the Quorum label attached as well. This is most certainly