Vintage MR. DINO c.1970 Multicolor Floral and Striped Print Dress with Hawaiian Flare Rabiusla Herrliberg It had only belonged to

It had only belonged to the lady whose estate was being sold

This beautiful Accessocraft magnifying glass is flanked by a butterfly on a 30-inch opera length gold tone chain

A perfect gift for that special person who appreciates quality and timeless art glass

100% Silk Lining

loose wrap closure by Christian Dior from the late 1950’s to very early 1960's

Vintage MR. DINO c.1970 Multicolor Floral and Striped Print Dress with Hawaiian Flare Rabiusla Herrliberg It had only belonged toColor was the keynote back then in the fashion world. And color is what Mr. Dino fashions is all about. Max Cohen, who started Mr. Dino in the early 1960s, brought his engineering know how into textiles and developed a silk screen printing process for fabric which produced vivid shades that were worked into the most intricate designs. Mr. Dino, referred to as The poor mans Pucci, was manufactured in Miami employing many Cuban refugees where Cohen