Documented Spring 1966 Christian Dior by Marc Bohan Haute Couture Raspberry Fuchsia Shift Dress designer-mary-quant Being two pieces means you

Being two pieces means you will be able to endlessly mix and match it with other pieces too

Boxed and guaranteed authentic

unstretched to about 23"

Its an easy remove if you are not a bow girl

The shape is perfectly twenties with a loose body that is brought in at each side of the hem by a series of silk covered buttons and loops

Documented Spring 1966 Christian Dior by Marc Bohan Haute Couture Raspberry Fuchsia Shift Dress designer-mary-quant Being two pieces means youThe Spring 1966 Dior collection was inspired by a recent trip to Mexico by the then Creative Director Marc Bohan. In the book 'Dior: Catwalk' the notes for this collection include a quote from the New York Times that said; "Fuchsia is the preferred colour and appears throughout the collection, accompanied by acid green, intense yellow, bright pink and deep purple" Besides the many caftan silhouettes in this collection a young Barbra Streisand was