70s star of india, block print, cotton gauze peacock print dress palm the textile is given new

the textile is given new life through reverse appliqué: the vintage steiger cotton is set behind a framed opening cut into the sweatshirt

Soft 100% cotton with that worn-in vintage drape you can’t fake

the open collar style sits beautifully at the base of the neck and instantly sharpens simple looks

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70s star of india, block print, cotton gauze peacock print dress palm the textile is given newa 1970s star of india dress in paper light indian cotton gauze, block printed in rose, teal, and deep red with rows of peacocks, scattered florals, and paisley borders, all threaded through with woven gold lurex stripes that catch the light. star of india was one of the indian gauze labels that flooded american boutiques in the 1970s, when lightweight block printed cotton from india became shorthand for the decade's bohemian, back to nature dressing.