1950s Sequin and Silk Kay Selig Cocktail Dress designer-mr-blackwell The top layer has beaded

The top layer has beaded over little bursts done in gold metallic thread to form and cover the entire dress

The skirt is marvelous with tons of fabric that flows to the ground

The skirt has an additional layer of an attached tulle underskirt with dressmakers paper in the upper hip area only

early 1940s Hostess gown and it strikingly similar to the one we have added to the photos

mini or tunic from Prada

1950s Sequin and Silk Kay Selig Cocktail Dress designer-mr-blackwell The top layer has beadedThe top portion of this lovely dress features iridescent sequins that are hand applied and gradually change from cream to blue as they near the waistline. The halter top crosses at the front and dips to the waist at the back. Silk cinches in the waist and the skirt is cut narrow, A bow at the back is the prefect finish. It closes with a low back zipper and is fully lined with an interior bustier. Hand finished with very minor sequin loss. Two dots of