70's Contesa Flower Dress | British Maxi Dress Flower Power Era

Buyer's Note

A dress from the 1970s brand Contesa.

It was a British brand, and its period of activity seems to have been quite limited, but it strongly followed the trends of the flower power movement that began in 1967.

Pattie Boyd, a supermodel and wife of George Harrison and Eric Clapton , often used bold floral patterns in her fairy-like style, and this dress evokes a similar mood.

The luxurious and romantic ruffles on the front, the velvet ribbon, and the vivid and bold floral pattern create an unexpected combination, yet the design strongly asserts a sense of the times and freedom.

Brand

Contesa

Size Chart

Shoulder width 38cm, Waist 46cm (laid flat), Length 131cm, Sleeve length 81cm
Size WX

Model

Height 164cm

Material

The shirt portion has a smooth, nylon-like texture, while the skirt portion is made of a slightly brushed material.

Memo

This is a one-piece dress that combines a blouse and a skirt into a single garment.

The blouse is white, and the skirt has a floral pattern in purple, orange, and other colors.

Damege

There are stains on both sides and in several other places, and the garment is generally yellowed and stained.
There is a hole in the skirt.

*The garments have been refreshed using clothing care appliances, including disinfection, deodorization, and wrinkle removal.

Product number

TC25127