1960s Sybil Connolly Couture 'Non Chalance' Pink Pleated Linen Dress designer-suzy-perette Item# A230

Item# A230

Pockets on the front of the coat

Usually these pieces were made in one of the couture houses at the time so this really could be a treasure

I photoed is at both extremes so you can get an idea of how versatile it is

Length: 28" from top of shoulder to lower seam

1960s Sybil Connolly Couture 'Non Chalance' Pink Pleated Linen Dress designer-suzy-perette Item# A230Sybil 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