1960s Stanley Korshak Black Silk Beaded Gown designer-yves-saint-laurent It is no surprise that

It is no surprise that this was chosen as a favorite by our guest editor for June

I feel that Halley designs always start with the fabric and this fabric is amazing

It has the most unique and fabulous sleeves I have ever seen on a dress from this time period

I love contrast of the Indian paisley feel design mixed with bold striping

A long sash allows you to cinch it in at the waist or you could use it as a hair wrap

1960s Stanley Korshak Black Silk Beaded Gown designer-yves-saint-laurent It is no surprise thatThis silk gown has great, and classic, lines. It is cut to fall in one sheath is the front with the more dramatic detailing at the back. The front is scooped with a black beaded neckline that is cut to sit slightly off shoulder. The bead work is quite large and has rows of dangling beads so they move a little when you do. At the back the beaded edge extends down and dips just slightly. As the gown nears the floor is widens and the back half of the