Prettiest 1960s Nina Ricci White Cotton Waffle Weave Pique Dress w Embroidered Daisies designer-young-innocents This was common in this

This was common in this time period to work around strict importation rules for fashion and fabrics during this time period

The are completely covered in tightly spaced

There are a couple of tiny repairs in the skirt but you really don't see them because of the amount of fabric and swing cut unless it is laid out flat

It is also important to note that in the accompanying book to the Savage Beauty exhibit

Prettiest 1960s Nina Ricci White Cotton Waffle Weave Pique Dress w Embroidered Daisies designer-young-innocents This was common in thisThis wonderful little dress is from the Nina Ricci Boutique ready to wear line. The Ricci atelier was launched in Paris in 1932, with Nina retiring from designing in the early 1950s. Jules Francois Crahay then headed the design team until he left for Lanvin in 1963. Gerard Pipart took over from Crahay and stayed on with Ricci until 1998. This dress is just the prettiest example of the sweetness the house could do in terms of design. Besides being one