Black velvet long sleeve gown, with a satin-like drop waist skirt. Oversized Velvet polka dots on the skirt, with a large bow on the back. Plunge back with a center zipper. 

Louis Féraud showed his first couture collection in 1955 in Cannes and his career was launched when starlet Bridgette Bardot bought and wore one of his designs.

He held his first runway show in 1960, after which his clothes were carried by stores in the US, Canada and internationally. In Paris, his boutique sold both his couture and pret-a-porter creations. In the 1960s Feraud was known for his strikingly graphic mod dresses and suits. 

Good vintage condition - no visible flaws.

Bust 36"

Waist 30"

Hips 54"

Length 53"

Sleeve 24"

Acetate, Silk, and Viscose.