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red and black striped dress

red and black striped dress 1960s Ossie Clark for Alice Pollock Red & Black Stripe Dress – Shrimpton Couture

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red and black striped dress 1960s Ossie Clark for Alice Pollock Red & Black Stripe Dress – Shrimpton CoutureAlice 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

Alice 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 one of his - it is made from his signature moss crepe and this is a version of the "Harlequin" dress that resides in the collection of the FDIM. Stripes were a predominant detail in his early collections and here he uses them to create shape and flow. The collar is cut long and pointed and tops a V front bodice. The sleeves are very full and each has those same, delicious striping detail and are cut to billow out above long, buttoned black cuffs. Small gathers sit below each shoulder detail and then dress flows to the floor in a sweep of bias cut fabric. When the striped panels begin the skirt opens to tremendous fullness seen best when you move in the dress. It is fabulous and even better on. Excellent condition

Unlined and closes with a side set zipper. Each cuff buttons to close with fabric covered buttons and loops. Two of the buttons show some wear and the fabric is thinning/tearing along the button edges. There is an extra button inside. Teeny areas of very faint foxing along the hem but this does not show when on or deter and is only mentioned for accuracy. Tagged a UK vintage 12

Sleeves: 29" but come up when on of course
Shoulders: 16"
Bust: 18" flat across from side seam to side seam
Waist: 14.5" flat across from side seam to side seam
Hips: to 21" flat across from side seam to side seam
Length: 56" from neck to hem

Modern Sizing Equivalent: SML-MED

Item# DD2461

Reference Photo: Ossie Clark with print by Celia Birtwell Maxi Dress c. 1969 at the FIDM Museum Collection. (See more here) 

This garment has been professionally cleaned, pressed and is odor free. Thoroughly checked over before shipping, it will be ready to wear upon arrival.

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I can say this comic is great though can't match the Simpsons TV show at least that is what I'm thinking. Still liked the stories has ones like Lisa getting possessed by Maddona and Sideshow Bob turning into a blob. Would recommend this to any Simpsons fan thought they could get a place in TV but that's jumping the gun.
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★★★★★ 5
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Daniel
Alexandria, US
★★★★★ 5
Best halloween special yet!
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This is another of the many must have books for the true simpson fan. This book provides hours of laughs and would make a great gift. It has main stories, and in between shorts such as Springfield in #%*$, and a yocals guide to Halloween. I enjoy this book every time I pick it up, and you should to!
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★★★★★ 5
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A great story line that crosses over many different SW titles. I really enjoyed BT and 000 in Vader’s and Aphra’s titles, getting to see them in a great team like this is a real treat. With the Ewok TPB coming out soon, here’s hoping marvel continues making titles from the rich background characters of the world. And if there is a marvel exec out there, please give us a Jawa to follow!
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