
The back of a 1970's Alfred Shaheen dress has pleats at the yoke which extend down the skirt creating a waterfall train at the back.

The neckline of this Albert Nipon dress is smocked. Smocking is an embroidery stitch of ornamental needlework on a garment that is made by gathering the cloth tightly in stitches, sometimes it is elasticised.
Loops of rocaille beads form a zig-zag neckline on a 1960s cocktail dress by R&K. The beading was done in British Crown Colony Hong Kong, where all the best beading was done in the early 1960s.
The seam on the back of a pair of 1950's stockings has a shimmering golden thread. They are by Mojud and are called "Gleam Seam". Gleam Seams are exquisite new accessories that pick up the glow of your jewels and add brilliant touch to everything you wear.
Sheer mesh panels accent the waist on a 1970's Disco era evening gown. The panels are outlined in crystal and black rhinestones.