1970s Jean Varon Rainbow Maxi-Dress with Angel-Sleeves applique_jacket The bodice is expertly tailored

The bodice is expertly tailored to elevate the bust and really maximize the curves of a fuller figure

it has three-quarter length sleeves and an elegant V-neckline

Extravagant buttons were a theme for virtually all the runway campaigns from 1991 through to the last collection Gianni Versace created for Genny in the spring of 1993

The open collar and super wide lapel plays to the era’s tastes whilst a thick waistband in coordinating cloth cinches the silhouette

1970s Jean Varon Rainbow Maxi-Dress with Angel-Sleeves applique_jacket The bodice is expertly tailoredDuring the 1960s and beyond, English fashion designer John Bates designed visionary modernist dresses under the name Jean Varon. This flamboyant 1970s maxi dress, with its floor sweeping construction and theatrical sleeves, is an attention grabbing choice for any event. It has an empire line silhouette. A red grosgrain ribbon encircles the waist below the bust and can be tied in a bow at the front. Below this, the fabric of the skirt falls in pleats.