Spring 1967 Pauline Trigere Vogue Documented Printed Silk Chiffon Jumpsuit w Multi Way Front designer-oscar-de-la-renta I love how the pelts

I love how the pelts run horizontally across the sleeves and vertically through the body

A partnership briefly changed the house's name to Alix Barton and then the label went to simply Alix

vibrant silk jersey and silk chiffon pieces that catered to the jet set and the celebrity chic - the duo behind the label where designing in Rome for girls like Elizabeth Taylor and Rita Hayworth that were buying

The base is a deep burgundy silk that has a heavy application of beads and sequins

Love the little sequin applique on the one shoulder

Spring 1967 Pauline Trigere Vogue Documented Printed Silk Chiffon Jumpsuit w Multi Way Front designer-oscar-de-la-renta I love how the peltsThis spectacular piece is by Pauline Trigere and is one of her best documented pieces even if you did not immediately recognize it. It's twin was featured in one of the most iconic editorials ever for the December 1966 issue of Vogue that was lensed by Henry Clark. The entire editorial was shot on location in Turkey. The fashion details in that issue described this piece as a: "High waisted drift of sun printed chiffon with a toga scarf. By Trigere of