Rare & Beautiful 1950s Philip Hulitar Couture Dress w Fused Velvet Roses on a Rich Ivory Silk designer-bill-tice I love the dramatic panel

I love the dramatic panel of sequin and gold that runs down the front and back and how the front plunges for a bit of skin to show

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The back is very full and trails behind as it is very long at the back

If you chose to wear it without any crinoline you would still get a lot of volume and movement

Its super easy to travel with and easy to wear - it works perfectly with heels or flats

Rare & Beautiful 1950s Philip Hulitar Couture Dress w Fused Velvet Roses on a Rich Ivory Silk designer-bill-tice I love the dramatic panelPhilip Hulitar designed under his own namesake label from 1949 to his retirement in 1964 so his pieces fall in a very defined window for dating. He was known for his sophisticated dresses and evening gowns. Shortly after the launch of his label a journalist gushed that; 'The star of a gifted designer has risen recently on the fashion horizon'. Prior to launching his own label, Mr Hulitar was the in house designer and head of the women's dress division