Gorgeous 1950s Harvey Berin Black Silk Cocktail Dress w Asymmetrical Neckline designer-kenzo The waist is brought in

The waist is brought in just a touch and this is done with vertical seaming so that there is no line to break the fabric across the waist

The bodice has a low V and it skims over the bust

"I am not a fashion designer but an artist who works in fashion engineer of color and form" This gown shows us how true that statement

which I think is the perfect finish to the dress and is not the same without it

I love the versatility that gives you

Gorgeous 1950s Harvey Berin Black Silk Cocktail Dress w Asymmetrical Neckline designer-kenzo The waist is brought inHarvey Berin opened his self named label in 1921 and by the 1940s his label was considered to be a leader in American fashion. The pieces were actually designed by Karen Stark, his wife's sister, though it is said that all designs had to meet with Berin's approval before going into production. The dresses were made with high end finishes and were often based on the Parisian couture designs of the season. By 1952 Stark had won a Coty award. This dress