1970s Mongolian Fur Trimmed Cream Silk Travilla Gown designer-vivienne-westwood An important piece whose silhouette

An important piece whose silhouette was highlighted by Vogue as being one of the dresses instrumental to Valentino's career

The fabric used is of the finest quality - think a heavier weight silk that has the feel of a Hermes scarf

You can also wear the tunic as a micro mini

it is entirely covered  in a cord lace that sits on top of the inner dress and is only attached along the edges and here and there in the design so it floats over the inner dress

Length: 54" from waist to hem

1970s Mongolian Fur Trimmed Cream Silk Travilla Gown designer-vivienne-westwood An important piece whose silhouetteFamous for creating Marilyn Monroe's scintillating and iconic "subway grate" dress for the movie The Seven Year Itch, Travilla began as a costume designer before opening his own custom atelier in the 1950s. He did both until 1970, closed shop and then reopened in in the late seventies. I would hazard that this gown is one of the early creations from when he reopened and is quite wonderful. The gown is undeniably exquisite in its cut and design. The