Elinor Simmons for Malcolm Starr Vintage late 1960s-early 1970s Exotic Floral Print with Gold Thread Maxi Dress Textiles frequented by the curiously cool

frequented by the curiously cool and enigmatic stars of Hollywood’s golden past

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Elinor Simmons for Malcolm Starr Vintage late 1960s-early 1970s Exotic Floral Print with Gold Thread Maxi Dress Textiles frequented by the curiously coolThis elegant long dress evokes the sophistication and flair of a golden age of Bohemian fashion. The exotic, swirling floral print exudes vibrant hues of magenta, coral, deep red and lilac pink, set off with olive green and gold, metallic thread foliage. Elinor Rizkallah Simmons worked with US based Starr from the early 1960s until 1972. Starr was known for his heavily beaded and embellished gowns, which became a staple of the American country club