1970s Maurice Bright Fuchsia Pink & Brilliant Turquoise Print Jersey Dress designer-pierre-cardin down the front and circles

down the front and circles all around the hem of the jacket

The entire dress is made of a waffle weave cotton whose "waffle" is large and pronounced and acts as a design element in itself

The Fall of 1961 marked the end to Yves Saint Laurent's career at Dior and the beginning of Marc Bohan's nineteen year reign at the house of Christian Dior

Fully lined in a pale pink tissue silk

1970s Maurice Bright Fuchsia Pink & Brilliant Turquoise Print Jersey Dress designer-pierre-cardin down the front and circlesThe Maurice label was a contemporary of labels like Pucci and Leonard in the seventies. Maurice used the same type of prints in his pieces to get the feel of those other brands but his pieces where made with a more affordable synthetic jersey rather then the silk jersey his contemporaries were using. His pieces were still very well made and because they were targeted towards a younger audience they tend to be a little brighter and have a little more