Gorgeous Late 1970s Nina Ricci by Gerard Pipart Off Shoulder Chevron & Dot Pink Silk Organza Dress designer-jean-paul-gaultier The easy cut will allow

The easy cut will allow it to fit a range of sizes depending on how you like your jacket to fit

I see a tuny area of darkening on the front of the knit but it is not noticeable when on and very very light - too light to capture in the photos

It is a prime example of this iconic sixties silhouette and I would not be surprised at all if an eagle eyed viewer let me know it had appeared in Vogue or Harper's in its day

give us pragmatism

It is a stunning antique textile

Gorgeous Late 1970s Nina Ricci by Gerard Pipart Off Shoulder Chevron & Dot Pink Silk Organza Dress designer-jean-paul-gaultier The easy cut will allowThe Shrimpton Couture Archives This dreamy dress dates to the late 1970s early 1980s. It was made under the creative direction of Gerard Pipart The Nina Ricci brand was founded in 1932 at 20 Rue de Capucines in Paris. In 1964 Grard Pipart succeeded Jules Franois Crahay, Nina Ricci's former designer assistant, as head of the brand. Pipart, who had previously worked for Balmain, Fath, and Patou, brought a wide range of experience in all aspects of