Sold for $473
James Galanos (1924-2016) was the only son of Greek born parents. In 1944, he became a general assistant at the New York East 49th Street emporium of Hattie Carnegie. Galanos was known for using the finest materials and impeccable construction, often called the ‘American Couturier’. With a career that spanned five decades, he dressed Hollywood stars, royalty, and political figures of the day.
Long black dress completed covered in black sequins in a herringbone pattern. The long sleeves are made of sheer black lace and the skirt is hemmed with black inserted around the lace pattern.
Label: Galanos
Retail Label: I. Magnin
Size Label: Not sized
Approximate Measurements:
Shoulders: 15"
Chest: 35"
Waist: 39"
Hips: 42"
Length (high shoulder point to hem): 57"
Sleeve (center back neck to hem): 33"
Condition:
The overall condition is good with some minor sequin loss at the left back zipper near the shoulder.
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