Dreamy Late 1960s Andre Laug Roma Alta Moda Couture Pale Turquoise Applied Dot Strapless Dress designer-yves-saint-laurent The skirt itself gradually widens

The skirt itself gradually widens to create volume and movement

This is a striking and beautiful thirties dress that is made from a pale blue machine lace that is pieced on the bias so that is skims over the body and moves where it needs to to accommodate and accentuate your curves

fully open and beautiful

Shoulder: no true seam and can sit on or off the shoulder

This is just amazing

Dreamy Late 1960s Andre Laug Roma Alta Moda Couture Pale Turquoise Applied Dot Strapless Dress designer-yves-saint-laurent The skirt itself gradually widensThe Andre Laug label launched in 1968 in Rome. Laug was one of the grand Italian Couturiers who would now be considered to have designed "Alta Moda" the Italian equivalent of Haute Couture. He apprenticed under Nina Ricci and was the designer behind the first "Mademoiselle Ricci" collection in the summer of 1961. From there he freelanced, working for both Philip Venet and Andre Courreges. His clients included Audrey Hepburn, Jacqueline Kennedy, Diana