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Ribbed knit that hugs every curve in the best way, with a deep V that knows exactly what it's doing

In the upcoming seasons, one can anticipate the dhoti silhouette to reach new heights of popularity, blending tradition with contemporary flair

Stephen Burrows was known for his innovative use of matte jersey fabrics in a rainbow of colours. He colour blocked it, detailed it with beading, draped it on the bias and added cutouts to highlight the body. He used the Jasco-brand jersey for hiswork which was light in weight and had some stretch. Many of his pieces, including this one, had their hems finished with a complex zig zag edging. This became known as a 'lettuce' finish and became his signature. His first boutique was simply known as "O" and opened in 1968 with a cofounder. The Stephen Burrows World" label launched in the summer of 1970 as part of an exclusive in-store boutique for Henri Bendels. In 1973 he was one of the five American designers that participates in the Battle of Versailles fashion show, a spectacular competition between American and French designers. That year marked his first Coty win, which was also the first win by Black designer, and he won it again in 1974 and 1977. He left Bendels shortly after only to return again in 1977, 1993 and 2002 for short stints each time. By the late 70s and into the 80s his work was being worn by some of the biggest names in Hollywood like Diana Ross, Barbra Streisand and Cher. His work was the subject of the 2013 exhibit titled 'Stephen Burrows: When Fashion Danced'and which was the first major exhibit of the work. Another followed at SCAD who presented An American Master of Inventive Design, in 2014. This is an amazing example of Stephen Burrows work and it feels as relevant today as it would have when it was made

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Model is wearing Champagne color