1930s Blue Bias Cut Silk Spiral Gown designer-nat-kaplan Each is created by the

Each is created by the insertion of little rounded triangles of fabric

Drop dead gorgeous screened print dress by Alix of Miami

Bodice: 46" from shoulder to hem

The neckline is also elastic so can be worn on or off the shoulders

They were designed for that chic modern woman to wear while entertaining at home or to go out for a chic dinner and were often the subject for Vogue or Harper's Bazaar editorials

1930s Blue Bias Cut Silk Spiral Gown designer-nat-kaplan Each is created by theThis is a beauty! Made of the finest liquid silk this is a gown to be treasured. This would have been meant for the boudoir but it could easily be worn as an actual gown in our modern world. It is cut on the bias and literally slips on and settles down the body perfectly into place, caressing every curve. The screened floral pattern runs in angled bands giving the wearer length and leanness. I can't help but think of the later Ossie Clark spiral dress