Louis Féraud Vintage Green Crew Neck Knee-Length Button Down Shift Dress. This garment is vintage from the 80s or 90s Palese measurements tag size US six. • Louis Feraud Shift Dress • Green • Short Sleeve with Crew Neck • Button Closure at Front Tiny hole. Fully lined tact closed pockets, faux pockets Fabric details 100% Lana wool bright green measurements lying flat armpit to armpit 17 1/2 inches waist 16 inches, hips 18 inches. Louis Féraud showed his first couture collection in 1955 in Cannes and his career was launched when starlet Bridgette Bardot bought and wore one of his designs. He held his first runway show in 1960, after which his clothes were carried by stores in the US, Canada and internationally. In Paris, his boutique sold both his couture and pret-a-porter creations. In the 1960s Feraud was known for his strikingly graphic mod dresses and suits. His style softened in the 1970s, into a look called “The Gypsies” and he specialized in colorful patterns inspired by his travels. He was the first designer to send black models down his runway which caused an initial stir and was soon copied by other designers.