1960s Dollyrockers Bright Floral Printed Red Cotton Caftan Dress designer-alfred-bosand The front panel is finished

The front panel is finished with a full ten inch long black silk velvet fringe

The workmanship to attach the netting to the silk chiffon cannot be underplayed as this would have taken hours of meticulous hand work to accomplish

This is an amazing silk chiffon gown in delicious shades of pastel silks layered over each other through the skirt and gathered by hand and tacked into soft pleats through the bust

These are very faint

A quintessential and classic Comme de Garcons black matte silk satin skirt with a deliberate nod to a deconstructed feel and innovation mixing of textures

1960s Dollyrockers Bright Floral Printed Red Cotton Caftan Dress designer-alfred-bosand The front panel is finishedDollyrockers was one of the British labels that were active in London during the sixties and into the seventies and are know as being a part of the British Boutique Movement. The label was launched around 1963 and stayed in business until about 1975. Their peasant dresses and pieces that had a bit of a caftan feel were the most popular. They were known for re cutting and re sewing found vintage dresses and for using vintage fabrics for their designs.