An early Hubert de Givenchy haute couture needlepoint rose jacket, Autumn-Winter…

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An early Hubert de Givenchy haute couture needlepoint rose jacket, Autumn-Winter 1952-53

labelled and numbered 1249, of ribbed cotton woven entirely with a lattice of fine black wool threads and further worked with coloured wool in needlepoint rose designs, lined in black corduroy, the flap collar with pointed tip, dual-entry pocket to front right panel, no front closure, bust approx 91cm 36in

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An early Hubert de Givenchy haute couture needlepoint rose jacket, Autumn-Winter 1952-53

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