Spring 1972 Pauline Trigere Cotton Silk Voile Green Tulip Print Skirt & Top Set designer-pierre-cardin The silver sequins are very

The silver sequins are very fine and set on a very fine backdrop so they really have a supple feel

scattered gold with both hands to sow the thick velvet of the night with stars

The skirt is cut straight and simple and the jacket is the classic Chanel box cut done on a hip length jacket

Waist: 11-17" flat across from side seam to side seam

A deep burnt orange thread is interspersed with real metal gold thread and this surrounds little medallions of hand embroidered flowers

Spring 1972 Pauline Trigere Cotton Silk Voile Green Tulip Print Skirt & Top Set designer-pierre-cardin The silver sequins are veryPauline Trigere launched her label in 1942. She had moved to the US from Paris in 1937 and her designs always have that bit of a French feel to them. By 1949 she had been awarded a Coty and won one again in both 1951 and 1959. The 1959 win coincided with being inducted into the Coty Fashion Hall of Fame. She as a pioneer in the use of cottons and wool for evening, In 1961 she made headlines for being the first major fashion house to use amply an