1960s Josefa Black Cotton, Gold Ribbon & Hand Embroidered Caftan Dress designer-fendi It was heavily photographed when

It was heavily photographed when she wore it out and she landed in the #1 spot on the Vogue

an aesthetic viewpoint that he continued throughout his career

There is the slightest of yellowing to the silk on the other side but it really only shows in certain lights and barely even then

Each sleeve closes with two fabric covered buttons

Here he has done a brilliant little dress that is heavily influenced by the love for all things Art Deco during this time period

1960s Josefa Black Cotton, Gold Ribbon & Hand Embroidered Caftan Dress designer-fendi It was heavily photographed whenI love Josefa caftans and have covered the history of the label a couple of times in my instagram (go peek one day). They are like owning a piece of wearable art. Every single one of them was entirely hand made, detailed and embroidered. They were made in Mexico in the late sixties to early seventies and were the epitome of Bohemian chic in their day. They are easy to wear pieces that can go from the beach, to exploring far off markets, to being worn