1970s Navy Blue Polyester Jersey White & Yellow Mod Floral Maxi Dress

1970S Multicolor Psychedelic Chiffon Abstract Floral Maxi Dress

1960S Navy Blue & White Floral Applique Dress

1970S Yellow & Blue On White Floral Polyester Jersey Empire Waist Dress With Sash Ties

1960S White, Lemon Green & Navy Blue Polyester Crepe Floral Sleeveless Dress

This vivacious, colourful dress was made in the 1970s by Peterson Maid. A floor-length piece, it is tailored to a classic 1970s silhouette with its flattering empire-line cut, V-neck...

1970s summer dress by Travona and made in Italy. The fabric is a lightweight royal blue crepe jersey patterned with green foliage, pale pink and fuchsia buds and baby blue flowers. I...

Beautiful early 70s Elinor Gay flower printed jersey maxi dress ! Ivory / off - white dress with colorful florals printed in purple, green, pink, and yellow throughout. Hidden zipper up the back with hook-and-eye closures. Very well made, with lots of attention to details. Perfect for any day or evening event. The 70s YSL...

Floaty summer dress from iconic British designer Ossie Clark, for his Radley line. This early to mid 1970’s piece features a pretty floral print in two layers of navy chiffon in a red, sky blue, green & white floral print by his wife and business partner Ceila Birtwell. Fitted around the bust, with a flattering empire line tie fastening and three covered buttons at the back in the same fabric. It would make a fantastic choice for a wedding or summer party and is in truly superb vintage condition with no issues. Best for a size extra small to small - our model is a size UK 6-8 or US 2-4 and this has room in the bust. Ossie Clark was a highly influential British fashion designer in the 1960s -1970s. In 1965 he graduated from the Royal College of Art with a first class degree and immediately began selling his work in exclusive London boutiques including Alice Pollock’s Quorum. Here he created a collection with textile designer Celia Birtwell which was one of the most famous collaborations in fashion history. Quorum was bought by Radley in the late 1960s which led to the ‘Ossie Clark for Radley’ label. Today, his distinctive dresses are highly sought after and admired by celebrities such as Kate Moss, Emma Watson...