Fashions of 1934 Bias Slip Dress

Inspired by the barely-there designs of Orry-Kelly’s early career prior to the introduction of the Hays code, the Fashions of 1934 bias slip dress references the iconic Busby Berkeley mega-production which helped launch Orry’s career in Hollywood.

Constructed in a viscose/polyester blend, this slinky dress has a gathered cowl neck falling from a deadstock diamanté halter chain. Scooping into the middle back, the slip finishes with a fluted hem at the knee.

Each dress is hand draped on the mannequin to order. Please allow 4 weeks manufacturing from date of purchase.