Cardin, Pierre 1960's camel wool dress & cape
Description
Pierre Cardin camel (light brown) wool hooded dress ensemble (dress & cape); short dress, semi-high round neckline in front, higher in back; sleeveless; yoked waistband; dirndl pocket front; snaps center back; waist fastens with large button; top stitched at neckline and waistband; lined in beige silk; hooded cape, double breasted-large buttons, large bow at neckline; top stitched on hood and along back.
Source
HCT.1986.162.21 a,b
Relation
Additional fiber images and information available at the CAMEO Materials Database at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
Provenance
This dress was worn by Mrs. Frank (Isabel) Eberstadt. Isabel was the daughter of poet Ogden Nash. Born in 1933 in Baltimore, Maryland, she later married Frederick Eberstadt. Frederick was a well-known photographer and style-setter in New York City. They were key figures in the New York social scene in the 1960s and 70s. Isabel was a graduate of Bryn Mawr and a published writer.
Designer
Cardin, Pierre
Design Elements
Tailored - Double-Breasted Jacket, Trapeze Silhouette
Fiber/Fabric Information
fiber content=Silk, Wool
Decade
1960-1969
Color
Brown light
Files
Collection
Citation
“Cardin, Pierre 1960's camel wool dress & cape,” Fashion2Fiber, accessed November 21, 2024, https://fashion2fiber.osu.edu/items/show/2681.