Louis Féraud 1980 Jacket and skirt. Black and red waffle silk. 22 rectangle cabochon jewelry buttons with ruby facets.

Quite typical and glamorous jacket and skirt set (Dallas, Dynasty style) from the eighties of the French couturier Louis Féraud
Louis Féraud was the first to create a fashion boutique, whose notoriety was equivalent to that of a stylist.
Officer of the Legion of Honor, Louis Féraud had twice received the golden die for haute couture, in 1978 and 1984.

Black silk (79%) embellished with steel blue and embossed.
Printed with abstract figures of red stones and adorned with 22 buttons like rectangular cabochon jewels with faceted acrylic ruby scratched on a copper base.
The set is lined with black viscose.

The jacket is blazer style with a round neck closed by 6 buttons on the front.
Slightly fitted and accentuated bodice with two panels on the sides and opening at the back.
Long leg-of-mutton padded sleeves without pockets.
The jacket is adorned with 4 ruby buttons on the top of each sleeve as well as 4 others on the front bodice.
The skirt is straight cut with a 7 1/2 inch or 19cm zipper at the back and a 5 inch or 13 cm opening at the hem.
Label: made in W.Germany.
D 44, US 14, UK 18, F 46.
Fabric 79% silk 21% acrylic.

Flat measurements: Jacket:
Shoulder to shoulder seam: 15 1/2 inches and 39 cm.
Width bust armpit to armpit 21 1/2 inches or 54.5 cm.
Waist width 20 inches or 51 cm.
Hem width 23 inches or 58.5 cm.
Shoulder to hem length 24 3/4 inches or 63 cm.
Armpit to hem length 15 1/2 inches or 39 cm.

Sleeves:
Shoulders to hem 24 inches or 61 cm.
Armpit to hem 15 3/4 inches or 40 cm.

Flat measurements: skirt
Hip and hem width 21 inches or 53.5 cm.
Size 17 inches or 43.5 cm.
Waist to hem length 27 inches or 69 cm.


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