Museum Held 1969 Ossie Clark Top w Celia Birtwell Candy Flower Print designer-guy-laroche The bias cut allows for

The bias cut allows for a variety of sizes as long as the bust fits

This is a dress that could be presented on any runway of today and feel as relevant now as when it was constructed

It could easily go from boardroom to dinner and pairing it with this season's colorful shoes would make for a fantastic look

The entire surface is covered in sequins with a black base and abstract shapes in bight colors worked through

It is the ultimate throw on and look chic piece

Museum Held 1969 Ossie Clark Top w Celia Birtwell Candy Flower Print designer-guy-laroche The bias cut allows forThe Candy Flower print, developed by Celia Birtwell for Ossie Clark is, in my opinion, one of the best of the Ossie Prints and is definitely one of the most recognizable. This top has an extra layer of interest in that it has a twin in a different fabric that is currently held in The Met Museum (reference photo here). Our version is in a more opaque fabric and was a custom order for Astrid Lundstrom who was Bill Wyman's common law wife from 1967 till