Rare 1973 Bill Gibb Museum Documented Metallic Green Lurex Skirt Top and Jacket Set designer-andre-laug The belt is made of

The belt is made of a slightly textured white leather with a simple slip buckle at the front that makes it super easy to adjust in size

A red version is held at the Museum of Fine Arts

striking piece in excellent condition

I loved this one in particular for its pretty inset panel skirt - a detail I have not seen on one of her dresses before

Two pockets are similarly and cleverly hidden along the front seams

Rare 1973 Bill Gibb Museum Documented Metallic Green Lurex Skirt Top and Jacket Set designer-andre-laug The belt is made ofA version of this set is held by the Liverpool Museum and was a key piece in the exhibit at the Walker Art Gallery Collection for the Fashion Icons: Celebrating Gay Designers exhibit. The show notes for their piece stated; 'Bill Gibb was born in Scotland and moved to London to study fashion design at St Martins School of Art. Between 1969 and 1972 he worked as a freelance designer for the fashion house of Baccarat before launching his own company.