1970s John Kloss Black Nylon Tabard Open Side Dress designer-chloe less so as time passed

less so as time passed and his prints become his bread and butter

Bodice: 16" from shoulder seam to bottom waist seam including the 4" band

Plus this looks amazing over the Chanel pants I just posted too

Each is hadn pressed and comprised of folded silk with the layering of the silk creating the darker black stripes

This particular dress and design was an exclusive for Harvey Nichols so is a definitive smart investment piece as well as a great piece to wear now

1970s John Kloss Black Nylon Tabard Open Side Dress designer-chloe less so as time passedJohn Kloss for Circa were originally intended as lingerie pieces the vast majority are too thin or too sheer to wear as proper dresses now. This one walks the edge, perhaps not to be worn on its own out in public with its open sides, but as a layering piece. It def has a touch of sheerness in a strong light but you could use it as a cover up, be daring and wear nothing but a slip under it, or layer it over just about anything. I love his work. He