Late 1940s Norman Hartnell Attr Couture Net Gown designer-arnold-scaasi Very fun and flirty and

Very fun and flirty and in excellent condition

She must have been extraordinary

Waist: 12-13" when measured flat from side seam to side seam

The skirt has lots of fabric and moves very prettily

Maxwell Shieff was a Beverly Hills wardrobe designer for the movies and also did made-to-order piece for clients

Late 1940s Norman Hartnell Attr Couture Net Gown designer-arnold-scaasi Very fun and flirty andThis gown and matching stole are absolutely beautiful and a testament to the man who would become the appointed designer to the Queen of England. Norman Hartnell was one of the British Couturiers who dressed the royals and the aristocrats. London's couture industry established itself after the 1st World War and distinguished themselves from the court dressmakers by presenting seasonal collections. Hartnell opened his couture house in 1923. By 1947 his