Bright 1960s Emilio Pucci Deep Fuchsia Pink & Primary Coloured Geometric Print Silk Jersey Dress designer-mary-quant It is also important to

It is also important to note that this neckline and shoulder treatment are used in many of his pieces from this point forward and became a bit of a signature for him

This is a really phenomenal little cocktail dress whose photos here really do not fully convey the beauty of the fabric or the richness and pure genius of that cut and the way the entire thing is constructed

This flows over the bust to nip in at the waist where the wide attached belt in the same fabric acts like a sash to wrap and cinch in the waist

The front crosses over itself for a soft plunge feel and the back scoops down to leave a bare expanse of skin showing

The dress is  lined in a white muslin through the bodice and the skirt is unlined

Bright 1960s Emilio Pucci Deep Fuchsia Pink & Primary Coloured Geometric Print Silk Jersey Dress designer-mary-quant It is also important toEmilio Pucci is one of my favourite designers and every single dress is a work of art. His colours and prints are mixed with a masterful hand and when you get a good piece of Pucci it tends to be a piece that you can wear for a lifetime. This one is gorgeous with its bright fuchsia colourway and print. I love it. The dress is made out of one of his signature lightweight silk jerseys and this was a fabric that he preferred because of the way it moved