c.1976 Diane Von Furstenberg Starburst Print Plunge Wrap Jumpsuit designer-leonard-paris The dress is suspended from

The dress is suspended from a tiny strap on the side that dips down

Westwood was of course featured heavily in the exhibit and this suit was a part of "The Hunt" motif and as you can see in the photos attached the twin of this suit's jacket was used in the most provocative ways

The original gold cord belt is present and helps to define and cinch on the waist

Shoulders: 18" from seam to seam - note that it actually a slight drop shoulder

Item# C206

c.1976 Diane Von Furstenberg Starburst Print Plunge Wrap Jumpsuit designer-leonard-paris The dress is suspended fromThe wrap dresses and jumpsuits by Diane Von Furstenberg have become an iconic staple and this is one of the originals. Diane moved to New York with her husband, Prince Eduard Egon Von Furstenberg in 1969. She had design aspirations and in 1970 showed her first collection. It was in 1972 that she first debuted her now iconic 'wrap dress' for the working woman, revolutionizing American women's apparel. By 1976, she had sold 5 million wrap dresses,