1950s Cornelia Couturier Avant Garde Dress & Coat designer-bill-gibb Very slight wear the gold

Very slight wear the gold on the skirt there and there but this is natural patina from age and should not be considered a flaw

The color is a bright lemon with a white and black floral pattern screened onto the fabric

graphic sleeves are cuffed at the wrist with a wide panel of ruched and elastic banding

Length: 36" from neck to hem

It is made of a fine wool that is of a light-medium weight but warm

1950s Cornelia Couturier Avant Garde Dress & Coat designer-bill-gibb Very slight wear the goldIn the 1950s The society matrons of Toronto bought their couture directly from the houses in Europe, through the Simpsons and Eatons Couture salons or had them custom made by Cornelia Couturier who had an atelier in Toronto. Though not a member of the chambre syndicale de la haute couture, her clothing was made to the same exacting standards and the designs and workmanship rival anything being produces anywhere in the world at the time. This is an