1950s Edith Small Lace Rhinestone Dress designer-jean-louis-scherrer The pink lining of the

The pink lining of the jacket is a far brighter pink then the lining of the skirt

It is scooped rather low and has two wide bands f hand set curved fabric detailing the scoop

This might even be one of the last gowns made

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He was renowned for his love of fabric and based the design on the fabric choice rather then vice versa

1950s Edith Small Lace Rhinestone Dress designer-jean-louis-scherrer The pink lining of theRare Edith Small dress that is a beauty from the late 1940s, early 1950s and a testament to her skills as a dressmaker. Edith Small was perhaps not as well known as some of her contemporaries of the day but she produced well made pieces and used high end fabrics. This is a very wonderful example that would make a fantastic cocktail dress or evening a less formal wedding gown. It is constructed of a off white lace that is on a net base and backed by