1980s Vicky Tiel Couture Pink & Greem Silk Chiffon Dress w Bead & Sequin Bodice designer-bill-tice The straps at the back

The straps at the back and at the neck button to close

The shoulders are lightly padded to create the high cap effect as shown

Museum quality and appears to have been worn little if at all

/  (4) Halston Dress from The Indianapolis Museum of Art

Over this is a wide banding of a gold metallic mesh fabric that curves around the base of the crown

1980s Vicky Tiel Couture Pink & Greem Silk Chiffon Dress w Bead & Sequin Bodice designer-bill-tice The straps at the backVicky Tiel was backed by Elizabeth Taylor as a young designer after working on the costumes for 'Whats New Pussycat'. After a stint with a partner she launched her self named label in Paris in 1970. She as one of the very early boutique owner designer that offered a ready to wear option in Paris. That said, her clothes often walk a fine line between ready to wear and couture in terms of their construction and techniques used. By the mid to late