Early 1960s Pierre Cardin for Takashimaya Blue Linen Suit designer-balenciaga None of the three pieces

None of the three pieces are lined individually but act as lining once layered over each other

Galliano played with the one shoulder silhouette in this collection and also highlighted this large over-sized paisley design that adorns the silk throughout the collection

almost popcorn knit texture with a high turtle neck

hand dyed to match the teal

I love everything about it

Early 1960s Pierre Cardin for Takashimaya Blue Linen Suit designer-balenciaga None of the three piecesIn 1958 Pierre Cardin went to Toykyo and ended up staying a month he met his longtime muse, model Hiroko Matsumoto, who he invited to France in 1960, and made history when she became the first Japanese model to walk in the Paris collections. While there he also inked a deal with the department store Takashimaya, which led to Pierre Cardin becoming the first Western brand to be manufactured and designed specifically for the Japanese market. That