1960s Kitty Copeland Polished Cotton Green and Turquoise Dress full_skirt_dress They have been in our

They have been in our collection since they were purchased new and were never worn by Circa's owner who decided it would be a crime to wear them :-) We consider the design to be one of the most significant footwear designs of the 21st century and they are already a very rare item to find unworn

against a black backdrop

Maison Gripoix often collaborated with the house of Chanel and Goossens on designs and manufacturing

the pattern is set against a splashy red paint backdrop

The theatrical skirt is cut to a flowing maxi-length and has a high-waist secured by a tonal zip and hook-and-eye clasps

1960s Kitty Copeland Polished Cotton Green and Turquoise Dress full_skirt_dress They have been in ourThis pretty midi dress was designed by Kitty Copeland in London during the 1960s and was a premier ready to wear British label which sold in the best department stores of the day. It is tailored from a very high quality polished cotton patterned with painterly florals in shades of turquoise, blue, green and purple. Cut to a sleeveless shift dress style, it has a flattering boat neckline and a nipped in waist that creates a timeless hourglass