This truly sensational dress from Mr. Mort has a stunning pattern of stripes, arcs and colour blocks in bold glossy shades of pink, red, yellow, purple, blue, green and black. It has a subtle secondary speckled pattern that reflects the light.
It fits on overhead and closes behind the neck with a button above a 4.5" split. Looks like a co-ord set but is actually a dress,, having a 5" high mid-section in a different material. Contains shoulder pads and an elasticated waist.
No lining and no stretch in the material.
EXCELLENT CONDITION - Still with original store tags
Measurements: Size label says "6"
Chest: 38" Waist: 27-32" Hips: 50"+ Hem: 60" Length: 48"
Shoulder-to-shoulder: 40" Neck: 14 Sleeve Length: 19" Cuff Length: 3" Cuff Width: 5-6.5"
Material: 100% Polyester
***ABOUT the designer (Mr. Mort) -
Mr. Mort was founded in 1952 by Mortimer Goldman. The company produced high end fashionable dresses. Stanley Herman, who had worked at various firms in New York, became the designer at Mr. Mort in 1959. At Mr. Mort in the 1960s, Herman’s designs were on the cutting edge of fashion; he was one of the first to show dresses over trousers.
This truly sensational dress from Mr. Mort has a stunning pattern of stripes, arcs and colour blocks in bold glossy shades of pink, red, yellow, purple, blue, green and black. It has a subtle secondary speckled pattern that reflects the light.
It fits on overhead and closes behind the neck with a button above a 4.5" split. Looks like a co-ord set but is actually a dress,, having a 5" high mid-section in a different material. Contains shoulder pads and an elasticated waist.
No lining and no stretch in the material.
EXCELLENT CONDITION - Still with original store tags
Measurements: Size label says "6"
Chest: 38" Waist: 27-32" Hips: 50"+ Hem: 60" Length: 48"
Shoulder-to-shoulder: 40" Neck: 14 Sleeve Length: 19" Cuff Length: 3" Cuff Width: 5-6.5"
Material: 100% Polyester
***ABOUT the designer (Mr. Mort) -
Mr. Mort was founded in 1952 by Mortimer Goldman. The company produced high end fashionable dresses. Stanley Herman, who had worked at various firms in New York, became the designer at Mr. Mort in 1959. At Mr. Mort in the 1960s, Herman’s designs were on the cutting edge of fashion; he was one of the first to show dresses over trousers.
