Nina Ricci Fringed Chiffon Embellished Cocktail Dress by Peter Copping (c. 2010s)
Nina Ricci Fringed Chiffon Embellished Cocktail Dress by Peter Copping (c. 2010s)
Nina Ricci Fringed Chiffon Embellished Cocktail Dress by Peter Copping (c. 2010s)
Nina Ricci Fringed Chiffon Embellished Cocktail Dress by Peter Copping (c. 2010s)
Nina Ricci Fringed Chiffon Embellished Cocktail Dress by Peter Copping (c. 2010s)
Nina Ricci Fringed Chiffon Embellished Cocktail Dress by Peter Copping (c. 2010s)
Nina Ricci Fringed Chiffon Embellished Cocktail Dress by Peter Copping (c. 2010s)

Nina Ricci Fringed Chiffon Embellished Cocktail Dress by Peter Copping (c. 2010s)

Regular price£1,320.00
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Curator's Note

We selected this piece as a strong example of Peter Copping's work. The fringed chiffon, geometric beadwork and an open-back reflects the romanticism that characterised his designs.

Description

  • Sleeveless cocktail dress in fringed ecru chiffon layered over a nude underlay
  • Embellished with sequins and beads in diagonal bands of fringed ecru chiffon across the body
  • Fitted waist accented by a pale pink tonal belt
  • Open back with wide straps and a pale pink chiffon bow fastening
  • Knee-length silhouette
  • Designed by Peter Copping

Size & Measurements

  • Labelled size IT 38 (please refer to measurements for accurate fit)
  • Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat:
    • Chest: 41 cm
    • Waist: 36 cm
    • Length: 95 cm

Excellent

Garment is in outstanding condition with no or minimal signs of wear. Any flaws present are negligible and do not detract from the overall appearance or integrity of the piece.

Nina Ricci

Nina Ricci was founded in Paris in 1932 by Maria "Nina" Ricci, born in Turin in 1883, and her son Robert, who managed the business while she focused entirely on design. She worked by draping and cutting directly on the mannequin, and was among the first Paris couturiers to offer two intermediate collections a year at lower price points for younger women. This was a deliberate choice to serve a broader clientele than the aristocratic international set that patronised houses such as Chanel and Lanvin. The house's perfume L'Air du Temps, launched in 1948 with a Lalique bottle featuring two doves, became one of the most recognised fragrances of the 20th century. Nina Ricci retired in 1954 and died in 1970. The house has since been led by Jules-François Crahay, Gérard Pipart, Olivier Theyskens, Peter Copping, Guillaume Henry and Harris Reed.

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