1960s Unlabeled Malcolm Starr Pink Silk Satin Full Length Evening Coat designer-andre-courreges This thirties bias cut silk

This thirties bias cut silk crepe gown is beautiful

This dress is the twin of the dress used for the ad campaign that year and I have included that reference photo here

Tagged a Chanel 34

It is cut like a T with squared off sleeves and a straight cut body that drapes beautifully once on

too—perhaps something like the power of niceness and friendship in an industry that could do with a lot more of that

1960s Unlabeled Malcolm Starr Pink Silk Satin Full Length Evening Coat designer-andre-courreges This thirties bias cut silkThere is currently a beaded Malcolm Starr dress that is available in the shop and the girl I got that off of rang me up recently to tell me that she had found its matching, unlabeled coat. It is a great stand alone piece and I immediately grabbed it for the shop as well. These are most likely the early work of Elinor Simmons before her name went on the labels. She designed for the Malcolm Starr label from the early 1960s to 1972. This is a phenomenal