Outstanding 1967 George Halley Couture Heavily Embroidered, Rhinestone & Applique Soft Pink Dress z-archive-christiandior antique feel to it

antique feel to it

Both of these details are done in the manner that Couture pieces were finished during this time period

The print on this one is done in a beautiful mix of soft pastel colours depicting jewels and beads and the print covers the entire dress

Inside there is light boning to hold the shape perfectly around you

Outstanding 1967 George Halley Couture Heavily Embroidered, Rhinestone & Applique Soft Pink Dress z-archive-christiandior antique feel to itThe twin of this dress in a different colour resides in the permanent collection of the Met Museum. It was made under the creative direction of George Halley. Halley was one of the great American Couturiers. George Halley started his career working for Charles James who said of the young designer that he 'was a genius at draping'. By the time Halley opened his own atelier in 1966 he was well on his way to fame. He won the Coty Award in 1968 and his