Worth white tweed long dress. Sleeveless. Fitted at the waist. Flare bottom. Zip with a hook-and-eye fastening at the side
Composition: 37% polyester, 3% cotton, 10% nylon, 9% rayon, 9% wool, 3% acetate

The godfather of Haute Couture, Charles Frederick Worth was the first to put his signature on his creations and to present fashion shows. He opened his first atelier at avenue Montaigne by 1858. The house stayed in family hands until the closure of the garment creation in 1956. Nowadays Giovanni Bodin ensures the rebirth of the brand. Italian designer born in Vicenza in 1974 in a family of. He studied at La Chambe Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne.  For three years he worked as assistant to Karl Lagerfel than for Thierry Mugler before answering the call from The House of Worth. He shows Haute couture and ready-to-wear collections that blend the tailor’s highest standards with every-days demand for  lightness.The brand is coming back to it’s roots with this exclusivity in Paris Montaigne Market.

Italian sizing

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