1960s Ethereal Alfred Bosand Sequin & Net Gown designer-valentino Simplicity sometimes is underrated and

Simplicity sometimes is underrated and this lovely and simple deep blue cut from Bill Blass shows why

scoop neck and a basic tank silhouette

The inspiration is Handelís Sarabande of the title ñ a majestic and elegant dance - the portraits of Goya

The dress is lined in a red tissue silk and slips on with a tie at the back neck

Fabric loops to secure your undergarments sit inside each shoulder

1960s Ethereal Alfred Bosand Sequin & Net Gown designer-valentino Simplicity sometimes is underrated andThis is such an ethereal, romantic feeling gown by Alfred Bosand. Bosand was an American Couturier and is often overlooked in my opinion. His work is quite beautiful and he specialized in evening pieces. This gown is one of those pieces that you might not seriously look at on a hanger but once on the body it literally seems to transform into the stuff fairy tales are made of. Made from a a pale pink silk net that has little dots woven though it. This