The roaring 1920's was a time for explosive creative talents. Looking through the undertones of today's society you can clearly see a hint of this era's heavy influence. The creativity that came from the jazz era was abundant. Cole Porter's witty tunes were playing at every fashionable party. The public was talking about the latest Agatha Christie novel of murder and mayhem. In Chicago people packed the courthouse for the trial of the century for two killer dillers Belah & Belva (the real Roxie Hart & Velma Kelly), and the genius of film director Hitchcock was just burgeoning on the horizon. What a time to be alive. Would you believe that a dress could evoke the high spirited times of the 20's? A dress as mysterious as Hitchcock's masterful film Rebecca; as sexy as the characters Roxie & Velma from Chicago; as sophisticated as your favorite Agatha Christie novel; and as sensuous as Cole Porter's Night and Day? There is a dress nostalgic of these stylish times. Charlotte Solnicki's Long Mandil Turtleneck Dress will make you look like the covergirl that you are.It's the designers' native Argentina meets the fashion world of New York. Charlotte's colorful catsuits and beach wear have been seen on Eva Longoria; Lindsay Lohan loved Melina's chocolate brown ruched leather jacket so much that when she visited the designer at The Chateau Marmont she left wearing it, and Jessica Simpson sported this long version of the stylish black Charlotte Solnicki Mandil Turtleneck Dress. Throw on this curve hugging style for instant chic-ness and effortless beauty. Plus in streamline black, this dress is an essential that you'll wear again and again.