Sweetest 1950s Party Lines by Emma Domb Pansy Print Strapless Dress w Full Skirt designer-hollys-harp The bias cut will allow

The bias cut will allow for a little stretch and a bit of range on sizing

The beads are† applied in thick designs with some parts of the pattern sitting almost a full half an inch off the fabric

Apollonia van Ravenstein

a shop in London opened by Tommy Roberts that featured both clothing and furniture that perfectly fit the pop inspired culture of the late sixties and early seventies

hand finished and in excellent condition

Sweetest 1950s Party Lines by Emma Domb Pansy Print Strapless Dress w Full Skirt designer-hollys-harp The bias cut will allowThe Emma Domb company was launched in 1939 by Emma along with her daughter Lorraine. From the beginning they specialized in party dresses at reasonable prices. When Dior launched his 'New Look' they took that concept and ran with it, producing a myriad of dresses with full skirts for all occasions. The Party Lines label was launched on the 1950s to specifically go after the young adult teen market. They duo produced the dresses themselves in their own