1980s Jackie Rogers Silk Crepe & Dotted Net Dress designer-jean-paul-gaultier And I think that is

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The bodice has a simple cut with a scooped neck and no sleeve

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I love how the neckline is a made of precise seams all slanted slightly to narrow the fabric to encircle the neck

1980s Jackie Rogers Silk Crepe & Dotted Net Dress designer-jean-paul-gaultier And I think that isThis is a really spectacular black dress by New York designer Jackie Rogers who is known for her sculptural evening pieces. Ms Rogers was a fit model for Coco Chanel and credits her for much of her inspiration. This is a super example of her work and very wearable. The dress has a pretty net inset top with little dots fused over its surface that sits over the shoulders and goes down the back. The back has a deep plunging keyhole for e little peek of