1950s Martha Boutique Black and Turquoise Beaded Tassel Dress 70s_velvet_cape these have no losses or

these have no losses or wear and the clip closures are nice and tight

It can likely be attributed to the great and late Alber Elbaz who briefly worked for the House from 1998 to 2000 having replaced the eponymous founder upon his retirement from designing the Rive Gauche collections

The dress is silk lined and there is a generous seam allowance too

sleeveless style with a rounded neckline

This 1980s Italian haute couture / alta moda design from Andre Laug appears to be the runway worn dress as it features some additional sewn-in tabs that indicate a collection and design number

1950s Martha Boutique Black and Turquoise Beaded Tassel Dress 70s_velvet_cape these have no losses orThis luxurious and weighty 1950s black, brown and turquoise evening dress is from the famous Martha Boutique. Martha Phillips founded her high end Park Avenue boutique in the 1930s and sold the best fashions to the upper echelon of New York and Palm Beach society for decades. She and her daughter went on to open six further shops across the USA. Martha stores became fashion hubs and played host to fashion shows starring designers such as Halston,