Evening dress

Design House Nina Ricci French

Designer Gérard Pipart French

1967

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Title: Evening dress
Design House: Nina Ricci (French, founded 1932)
Designer: Gérard Pipart (French, born 1933)
Date: 1967
Culture: French
Medium: silk
Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. Maurice E. Blin, 1974
Object Number: 1974.128.1
Curatorial Department: The Costume Institute

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