--- Sandy Powell, costume designer --- To achieve the desired skirt size and mobility (which don't always walk hand in hand), the construction of the dress became a feat of structural engineering
Keeping the trouser pants matte black and the shirt sheer, the focus is on the jacket, which has heavy sequin work in grey-to-black shades to create an ombre look
It draws attention upward toward your face and shoulders , creating a graceful silhouette
By the mid-1920s the hemline hit its all-time high to the kneecap
Key elements like bishop sleeves, mock necklines and floral lace patterns modernize the look while glorifying the most recognizable trends of 1970s fashion
Fabric Options : This dress can be recreated in four stunning prints: Rose Pink (main photo) Chocolate Sunset Blue Lilac Black Gold Features: Jacquard fabric 91% polyester, 9% metallic Wrinkle resistant fabric 100% cotton lining