Vintage dress stretchy tulle navy blue Scandal. Designer Georges Lévesque, Montreal

Event dress of structured stretchy tulle, guipure effect of roses in shades of royal navy blue (cocktail, ball, wedding, gala etc.)
Asymmetrical, voluptuous, lightweight, unique
Long sleeves Mao collar asymmetrical and attaching to the front diagonally by 9 openwork plastic buttons in the same shades and and attached by thin elastic bands
semi-fitted to the body up to a little at the bottom of the waist ending in line princess bucket and tulle border of 5 inches or 13 cm
Scandale P/S label and other label with care and unchecked composition (can be lycra, elastane?)

Scandal in the mind Georges Lévesque (Sept. 25, 1951 – August 23, 2011) montreal fashion designer, he began making his clothes in the 1970s. He opened his boutique in 1977, where he launched with Michèle Hamel the Pur Hasard collection, exported to Paris and New York.
After this cycle, the couturier then met Marie-Josée Gagnon, owner of the thrift store Scandale, and launched his label, Georges Lévesque for Scandale. Asymmetry, fluidity, sensuality characterize his creations. "He knew how to give movement to matter," summarizes Ms. Gagnon.
His dresses with a somewhat gypsy sheath dressed several personalities,
Georges Lévesque received the Elle-Québec Designer Award in 1995, the year he participated in an exhibition at the Centre d'exposition de l'Université du Québec à Montréal.
The Scandale boutique is still located on Saint-Laurent Street in Montreal and sells women's clothing, exclusive local creations and international imports.
Very good condition, almost new
Flat measurements
Size 13 inches or 33 cm
Sleeves 26 inches or 66 cm
Bust 16 inches or 40.5 cm
Armpit to hem length of 32 inches or 81 cm
Shoulder length at hem 39 inches or 99 cm
Hem circumference 78 inches or 198 cm
Neck height 4 inches or 10 cm

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