1960s Kitty Copeland Polished Cotton Green and Turquoise Dress full_skirt_dress The theatrical skirt is cut

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

It has no composition label

The original label reads 'Kenrose - Made in the Republic of Ireland'

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

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

1960s Kitty Copeland Polished Cotton Green and Turquoise Dress full_skirt_dress The theatrical skirt is cutThis 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