1960s Eric Hill Black Wool Mod Dress 1990_YSL coming to a neat point

coming to a neat point in a typical Westwood shape inspired by pirates and Victorian tailoring

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This skirt is in very good vintage condition and must have been a cherished piece - only very gentle signs of wear noted with no issues

1960s Eric Hill Black Wool Mod Dress 1990_YSL coming to a neat pointThis refined mod dress was made in the 1960s by Eric Hill who had boutique concessions in the top UK department stores of the day including, Marshall and Snelgrove and Dickins and Jones. This dress is beautifully crafted from thick, jet black wool. Cut to a modish shape, it has an A line skirt that falls to below the knee. The sleeves are long and slim. At the neck, there is a rounded neckline with V shaped cut out that recalls tunic styles popular