Mackie would spend most of his career as a costume designer, creating iconic pieces like the Gone With the Wind parody costume (currently in the Smithsonian) for The Carol Burnett Show where he worked for more than a decade and campy, opulent dresses for The Cher Show on Broadway, for which he won the Tony award (he also designed bedazzled stage costumes for Sonny and Cher's 197677 run at Harrahs Lake Tahoe)
Versatile Occasion Wear: Ideal for formal events, red carpets, pageants, and award ceremonies
The fitted bodice and skirt follow the natural shape of the body, creating a smooth and balanced profile
Shoppers say it can "cater to large chests with no issues," so anyone with a larger cup size might want to consider this one
A split neckline, ruffled sleeves and metal-tipped tie detailing
Key Features Distressed fishnet mesh with intentional rips and oversized holes for a torn-up underground feel Off-shoulder design with spaghetti straps for support Long sleeves finished with thumbholes to keep the fit anchored Mini length in a bodycon cut that stays close as you move Ring hardware accenting the splits in the mesh Back tie closure with more distressed fishnet detailing Matte black, sheer throughout, built to layer or wear bare This is what you pull on when the set drops into the dark hours and pretty stops being the point
