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No line is cut in excess - it closes with a simple hook under the bow and then the side of the bow that overlaps has a hidden snap to hold it in place
A string geometric design circles just above the hem for the perfect contrast
Fully lined in a black silky rayon and buttons to close
They are printed in shades of a graduated grey on an ivory backdrop
Then at the back there is a second a row of tightly spaced silk covered buttons that run down to the hem
Museum Held Spring 1968 Norman Norell Unlabeled Couture Blue Button & Anchor Sailor Dress designer-vivienne-westwood No line is cut inNorman Norell was one of the great American designers. His clothes were wildly expensive in their day and he was credited for the unique ability to translate Paris couture into American ready to wear. He started in the film industry and then was hired by Hattie Carnegie. In 1941 he left and and joined Anthony Traina where the Traina Norell label soon appeared. Upon Traina's retirement in 1960 he launched his own self named label. He won the very first
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