1960s Pink & Gold Brocade Anne Fogarty designer-andre-laug The skirt begins at the

The skirt begins at the empire waist and is two cascading tiers that end just above the ankle

This little 1940s piece is especially fabulous because it is actually a early form of a play suit based on shorts

If you are a regular it may look familiar - I actually have sold this dress before but the woman who bought it wore it to an event for an hour and will not wear it again so I talked her into letting it go to another lucky girl

hostess feel to it and drapes and moves nicely

1960s Pink & Gold Brocade Anne Fogarty designer-andre-laug The skirt begins at theI love the pop of pink and the subtler baby blue and cream that are woven into this pretty metallic shift dress. Its such a refreshing contrast and adds a nice dimension to what is otherwise a simple. chic cut dress. It lightly skims your curves accenting them but not in a vulgar way and it allows the beauty of that fabric to really shine. You are covered in a garden of pretty flowers all subtly gleaming against the gold backdrop. The waist is defined