Evening Gowns, 1973
My love affair with the 70s continues. Today, evening gowns from 1973. Which one makes your heart beat a bit faster?
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| Lew Prince for Aldrich silk floral |
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| Gina Fratini |
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| Jean Muir |
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| Galitzine |
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| John Bates for Jean Varon |
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| Bill Gibb |
My love affair with the 70s continues. Today, evening gowns from 1973. Which one makes your heart beat a bit faster?
![]() |
| Lew Prince for Aldrich silk floral |
![]() |
| Gina Fratini |
![]() |
| Jean Muir |
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| Galitzine |
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| John Bates for Jean Varon |
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| Bill Gibb |

Bill Gibb: "Miles of untouched forest hand-printed onto silk... rich fabrics with richer decorations-marbled, hand-painted, feathered, piped...flower-faced beauty", is how one editorial described one of Bill Gibb's dresses. Gibb drew inspiration from historical costumes of the Renaissance. His work was whimsical and just pure magic.
"British designers are story tellers, fairytale tellers, dreamers, and I think this was really the essence of the romance behind Bill Gibb."
-John Galliano













































(All Images scanned by me from Bill Gibb: Fashion and Fantasy; V&A)
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