Black and White Polka Dot Sleeveless Wiggle Dress w Reversible Wrap - XS, 1950s

The dress that started it all, this Scott Paper Company shift was an advertising gimmick used to promote the company’s disposable tableware collection in 1966. A perfect vehicle for the youthful prints and informal styles that accompanied the cultural revolution, the dress became an immediate success, with over a half million orders for the piece in its first year and countless copycat designs in the years that followed. It now hangs in every major fashion museum in the world. Sleeveless knee length shift dress with wide scoop neckline; trapeze silhouette with graduated hemline slightly longer in back than front. Single right side patch pocket. Pullover styling with no closures of any kind; unlined. fabric: “Dura Weave” wood...

A gorgeous example of the kind of playful prints Marni was famous for when Consuelo Castiglioni was still at the helm, this sundress combines the innocence of a pinafore with the sop...

Exquisite vintage GEOFFREY BEENE early 90s strapless dress! Features a black and white silk polka dotted bodice, and a flattering lightweight black wool skirt. Impeccable constructio...

Black & white backless polka-dots evening dress . The black dots are in felt. Black bow organza in the middle front. Zip in the middle back and hook&eye. Hook&eye behind the neck. Wh...