1960s Frank Usher Turquoise and Purple Paisley Velvet Dress 1940s-evening in terms of aesthetic

in terms of aesthetic

The front fastens with tiny spherical crochet buttons threaded through fabric loops which add lovely detail

this time with a cream background and mottled purple and cream bouclé embroidery

A trademark of this whimsical fashion house during this period and very much in homage to Pierre Cardin’s space age mod dresses of the 1960s

this equates to a UK 7 standard fit

1960s Frank Usher Turquoise and Purple Paisley Velvet Dress 1940s-evening in terms of aestheticFounded in 1946 in London, Frank Usher's aim was to bring high end details and fresh off the runway looks to shoppers at a more affordable price range, whilst not sacrificing quality or cut. This flamboyant late 1960s to very early 1970s dress is tailored from a stretchy manmade velvet which is very light and printed with a swirling psychedelic print in purple, blue, brown, and aqua. It features a swirling full skirt and long sleeves, each finished