c.1963 Maggy Rouff Haute Couture Pale Metallic Blue Net & Ribbon Dress designer-issey-miyake The multi-color pattern is worked

The multi-color pattern is worked right onto the knit and the way it is woven leaves little gaps between the weave where you can see skin peek through

This trim is picked up again in the edging of the jacket and tie belt

1970s chicness that one would see in Vogue

The jacket has a single hook at the top of the neck

There is some very fine light snagging to the fabric that is only noticeable on close inspection

c.1963 Maggy Rouff Haute Couture Pale Metallic Blue Net & Ribbon Dress designer-issey-miyake The multi-color pattern is workedThe woman behind the Maggy Rouff label was Maggy Besanon de Wagner and she started her own label in 1928 after a working at the Haute Couture house of Drecoll. The Maggy Rouf house joined the Chambre de commerce et d'industrie de Paris in 1929 and continued to produce Haute Couture until 1965. Maggy gained early recognition by designing for the some of the Hollywood starlets of the day like Theda Barra, Pola Negri, and Greta Garbo. I found a photo of