A long black dress by Joseph Ribkoff from Montreal, Canada, dating from around the 1980s.
The sleeves and front waist feature a see-through design,
while the rest of the dress is scattered with glittery patterns,
and it has a deep slit in the center of the skirt.
It is a party-style dress that beautifully accentuates the feminine silhouette.
That said, because the color scheme is unified in black,
it can also be worn as a casual dress without feeling out of place.
As one option, I paired it with men's vintage tailoring.
Sometimes it's great to boldly pair a distinctly feminine item with a distinctly masculine one.
Personally, I often find that this category of clothing made in Canada from this era is very luxuriously crafted,
which can be seen in the details, zippers, tags, and more.
By the way, the back zipper is nice and long, making it very easy to put on and take off.
Also recommended for wedding guests.
Model height 167cm
As the length is on the longer side,
I think you could hem it while still maintaining a beautiful silhouette.
Actual measurements: Length 134.5, Sleeve length 58, Body width 45, Shoulder width 38.5
