1950s Jonelle Orange Rose Print Cotton Maxi Dress 1980s-blouse which were often made from

which were often made from vintage fabrics by skilled artisans during fashion's 'hippy decade'

I absolutely love design and like to think that it was inspired by the Christian Dior dress that Elizabeth Taylor wore to the 1961 Oscars where she won for her performance as a call girl in Butterfield 8

It has a very attractive abstract and painterly floral print in pastel hues of pink

This dress would be ideal for a grand special occasion party or event and is in wonderful vintage condition

No labels are present and this looks to be dressmaker made in the USA

1950s Jonelle Orange Rose Print Cotton Maxi Dress 1980s-blouse which were often made fromFounded in 1937, Jonelle was the trade name of textiles created by Cavendish Textiles and was a quality affair with fabric supplied to the top department stores and fashion houses of the era. This vivacious dress flaunts a signature 1950s silhouette with its full flared skirt, straight neckline and thick straps. Secured at the back with hidden snap closures, a wide pleated belt in coordinating orange cinches the waist and emphasises the wearers