1960s Jean Varon Jersey Black Maxi Dress with Front Button Detail Fernando_Sena The apron-esque tailoring of the

The apron-esque tailoring of the front is unusual and parts to reveal intricate floral embroidery in tonal thread

and has splits along both the left and right hand sides

which falls below the hip to create an elongated silhouette

with flowers

Victor Edelstein was known as the master of the English thoroughbred look

1960s Jean Varon Jersey Black Maxi Dress with Front Button Detail Fernando_Sena The apron-esque tailoring of theDuring the 1960s and beyond, English fashion designer John Bates designed visionary modernist dresses under the name Jean Varon. He chose the name Jean Varon in order to appear to be French and also because it meant he was the only designer under the letter 'V' in the rag trade book. This futuristic looking late 1960s to early 1970s black maxi dress, with its floor sweeping and minimalist design, is a highly chic choice for any evening event. Tailored