1970s Documented Paulette Buraud Pink and Gold Silk Paisley Dress westwood-corset The gold tinted silver-work is

The gold tinted silver-work is arranged in meticulous detail into a bold geometric textile and vertical linear design

3 cm)NOTES ON DESIGNER : The House of Worth founded by Charles Fredrick Worth in 1858 is considered by many to be one of the foremost fashion houses of the 19th and early 20th centuries

The lace is incredibly intricate and has a lovely thickness to it - a testament to its quality

The light chiffon has a floral pattern of pastel tones in ivory

contained in long rows of bands

1970s Documented Paulette Buraud Pink and Gold Silk Paisley Dress westwood-corset The gold tinted silver-work isThis high glamour maxi gown is attributed to French Couturier Paulette Buraud and is from the summer 1970 pret a porter collection. A near identical dress was photographed for Jours de France magazine, June 2 1970 by F. Scheibe seen here. This fabric has also been used by Chanel and Oscar de la Renta for collections from the same period but given the striking similarities with the documented piece, we are going with Buraud. The fabric is stunning and