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Prettiest 1970s Leonard Paris Printed Silk & Black Jersey Dress w Plunge Front designer-john-galliano This covers the exterior of
Prettiest 1970s Leonard Paris Printed Silk & Black Jersey Dress w Plunge Front designer-john-galliano This covers the exterior of
Prettiest 1970s Leonard Paris Printed Silk & Black Jersey Dress w Plunge Front designer-john-galliano This covers the exterior of
Prettiest 1970s Leonard Paris Printed Silk & Black Jersey Dress w Plunge Front designer-john-galliano This covers the exterior of

Prettiest 1970s Leonard Paris Printed Silk & Black Jersey Dress w Plunge Front designer-john-galliano This covers the exterior of

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Prettiest 1970s Leonard Paris Printed Silk & Black Jersey Dress w Plunge Front designer-john-galliano This covers the exterior ofThe Leonard Paris label began as a textile firm in 1954 and for the first four years of its existence it only produced fabric. In 1958 they started making garments but it was not until about 1970 when they started using a printed silk jersey for the majority of their collections that the label really took off. They are often compared to Pucci and during the seventies the two labels battled it out to be the label of choice for the jet set. I love

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This covers the exterior of the bag and is instantly recognizable as being Emilio Pucci

If that was not enough

Inner bust: to 17" flat across from side seam to side seam

Made of a thicker cotton

The detail and workmanship is extraordinary

Prettiest 1970s Leonard Paris Printed Silk & Black Jersey Dress w Plunge Front designer-john-galliano This covers the exterior ofThe Leonard Paris label began as a textile firm in 1954 and for the first four years of its existence it only produced fabric. In 1958 they started making garments but it was not until about 1970 when they started using a printed silk jersey for the majority of their collections that the label really took off. They are often compared to Pucci and during the seventies the two labels battled it out to be the label of choice for the jet set. I love

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