1960s Blue Cord & Black Net Geoffrey Beene Evening Jacket designer-norman-norell Has an attached tie at

Has an attached tie at the waist to cinch it in as much as you need

Reference Photo: Fall 1988 Oscar de la Renta from the book "Oscar de la Renta" by the Fine Art Museums of San Francisco

The inner sweater slips on with a button at the back of the neck and the cardigan buttons to close

The dress is fully lined in a hot pink silk and closes with a back painted metal zipper

1960s Blue Cord & Black Net Geoffrey Beene Evening Jacket designer-norman-norell Has an attached tie atAn amazing statement piece in black net lace with the most amazing three dimensional cord work that covers the entire jacket make this a virtual work of art. Beautiful curving twists of appliqued blue silk ribbon is worked through and around the underlying designs of the net lace underneath highlighting the design. I love the that it is left unlined which makes it very light but also allows for whatever you wear underneath to add another dimension and