c.1965 Sybil Connolly Couture Bow Detailed Blue Pleated Irish Linen Dress designer-harvey-berin Note that it appears red

Note that it appears red in the pictures - it is actually a deep cherry pink

Gorgeous and unique piece

His signature white appliques are added tot he front skirt making it instantly recognizable as a Cardin

Fully lined in a black silk and closes with a hidden set side zipper

At first glance you think that the dress is only embroidered but that stunning patter is actually created by a combination of embroidery work mixed with white sequins that are used to create those beautiful medallions

c.1965 Sybil Connolly Couture Bow Detailed Blue Pleated Irish Linen Dress designer-harvey-berin Note that it appears redSybil Connolly was based in Dublin and her first major fashion show as a designer in her own right was in 1953 and quickly became a darling of the American market. Jacqueline Kennedy wore Connolly for her official White House portrait and Connolly was a particular favorite of Carmen Snow, the editor of Harper's Bazaar. In 1957 she launched her couture label. She created Haute Couture pieces made from Irish textiles and in particular she became famous