Guy Laroche Boutique Collection 1980's Timeless Designer cotton dress XS

Description: A timeless 1980's designer dress from guy Laroche. Made in France from a wrinkle resistant 100% cotton. Fully lined, back zipper. A current us size XS. it was a little snug on my mannequin, so I didn't want to force the zipper. It works fine. Garment measurements: Bust 32". Waist 24". Hips 24"-36". Sleeves 13". Length 36". Waist to hem 21". In mint, near mint condition. Guy Roche (1923-1989) began as a milliner, first working in Paris, then in New York. He returned to Paris in 1949 and worked as an assistant at jean disses for about eight years. in 1957, he opened his own couture house, with the first show being staged in his own apartment. in 1960 he added a ready-to-wear boutique label. laroche was known as a masterful cutter and tailor. Roche died in 1989, and was succeeded in 1993 by Michel Klein, who designed ready-to-wear under his own label, while creating haute couture for the house of Laroche. He was followed by Alber Elbaz in 1997. From 2004 through 2006, the designer was Herve Leroux (previously known as Herve Leger). Today the designer at Laroche is Marcel Marongiu. “It is my intention to try and adapt haute couture to modern requirements: to make dresses that are simple and chic.” Guy Laroche" Guy Laroche Boutique Collection 1980's Timeless Designer cotton dress XS Click images to enlarge Description A timeless 1980's designer dress from guy Laroche. Made in France from a wrinkle resistant 100% cotton. Fully lined, back zipper. A current us size XS. it was a little snug on my mannequin, so I didn't want to force the zipper. It works fine. Garment measurements: Bust 32". Waist 24". Hips 24"-36". Sleeves 13". Length 36". Waist to hem 21". In mint, near mint condition. Guy Roche (1923-1989) began as a milliner, first working in Paris, then in New York. He returned to Paris in 1949 and worked as an assistant at jean disses for about eight years. in 1957, he opened his own couture house, with the first show being staged in his own apartment. in 1960 he added a ready-to-wear boutique label. laroche was known as a masterful cutter and tailor. Roche died in 1989, and was succeeded in 1993 by Michel Klein, who designed ready-to-wear under his own label, while creating haute couture for the house of Laroche. He was followed by Alber Elbaz in 1997. From 2004 through 2006, the designer was Herve Leroux (previously known as Herve Leger). Today the designer at Laroche is Marcel Marongiu. “It is my intention to try and adapt haute couture to modern requirements: to make dresses that are simple and chic.” Guy Laroche Pictures sell! Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing.300+ Listing Templates! Auctiva gets you noticed! The complete eBay Selling Solution. Track Page Views WithAuctiva's Counter

Price: 98 USD

Location: Eugene, Oregon

End Time: 2024-08-16T00:44:45.000Z

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