This finely crafted darling dress features a classic early century silhouette with a more bloused bodice with shirtwaist fit or fit-and-flare maxi skirt that moves beautifully and its trim with 4 rows of black velvet that match the trim and bow on the loosely fitted bodice.
Provenance: Genuine Edith Flagg pieces from this era are highly collectible. She is widely credited as the first person to import and popularize polyester textiles in the United States fashion market.
Dreamy fit & flare little black dress. Wide scoop neckline, elbow-length sleeves cut as one with bodice. Very full (more than a full circle) permanently pleated lightweight nylon skirt. A-line taffeta underskirt. Has its original skinny matching belt Underarm guards are pinned in—I will leave them in. Era: 1950s Label: L’Aiglon Fabric: Rayon? Nylon, taffeta Colors: Black Closure: Zip Pockets: None Measurements, laid flat (in inches)Across shoulders 15Across underarms 16Shoulder to waist 16Across waist 12.5Waist to hem 27.75Total length 43.75 Marked Size: None, see measurements Condition: Good condition; underskirt is discolored/sunned.
