1970s Victor Costa Turquoise Wash & Wear Jersey Tank Dress designer-ceil-chapman but was produced in this

but was produced in this shorter all-black version

The color is a hand dyed pink-salmon color and the white embroidery work really pops against it

It is short and fitted and I love the two colors together - a brilliant emerald green with an equally brilliant royal blue

5-13î flat across from side seam to side seam

This piece predates his work for Norell and is form the period between1959-1972 when he was running his own couture house

1970s Victor Costa Turquoise Wash & Wear Jersey Tank Dress designer-ceil-chapman but was produced in thisVictor Costa was particularly great at taking the popular designs of the day and making versions that were more affordable but still a good quality. This particular dress is a great example of his work during the 1970s. It is made from a solid turquoise colored jersey that drapes well and moves with you. It has long, lean lines and a fantastic, easy to wear shape. The front and back are scooped like a traditional tank top with skinny little straps. It