1970s Beaded Bob Mackie Silk Jersey Gown designer-jean-paul-gaultier It is made of a

It is made of a linen cotton mix

This dresses would have been by one single person start to finish - during this time period all of her pieces where meticulously constructed in this manner

then designer Raf Simons asked himself when designing the S/S2011 collection

The fabric is a silk taffeta with ribbons of rilky rayon worked directly into the fabric

and allow the maximum amount of fabric through the bottom portion of the skirt

1970s Beaded Bob Mackie Silk Jersey Gown designer-jean-paul-gaultier It is made of aA killer gown by Bob Mackie who is best known for dressing Cher and for his love of opulence and bead work! He worked for both Edith Head and Jean Louis and I think he secretly always designed for the big screen and the bygone glamor of Hollywood. His work always is over the top and extravagant. This is an amazing silk jersey gown in a sleek and simple black that is cut to create height and curves. It would not be a Bob Mackie without some glitz