1930s Printed Rayon Bias Cut Swing Dress designer-frank-usher It also has a more

It also has a more traditional belt that closes with a bakelite looking clasp in green and silver

The fabric choice of a wool whose combination of black and white fine ribbing give it the appearance of a heather grey

waist and then all the way around that fantastic hemline

The skirt of the gown has unexpected volume

1930s Printed Rayon Bias Cut Swing Dress designer-frank-usher It also has a moreWhat a beautiful example of the early swing or day dress as it evolved form the more tubular flapper to a more fitted silhouette. Made of a bias cut, silky rayon that is that perfect early rayon fabric that feels so good and hold color and cut perfectly. The cut is fantastic with the sleeves cut to puff above a prettily tied wrist gather. The bodice is loose and easy and the front cut in a V and accented by a bow at its base. The dress looks like a