Pedro Rodriguez

Pedro Rodriquez, red wool, maxi cape, having a small round collar , slits for the arms and black sculpted button closures going down the middle front of the cape.

Rather obscured by his friend Cristobal Balenciaga, fellow Spanish designer Pedro Rodriguez’ reign in fashion from the late 30s to mid 70s mainly was defined by his signature, lavishly embellished evening dresses. However, like any great designer, Rodriguez capitalized on the trend making them his own as seen with this rare 1960s chiffon...

Pedro Rodriguez was the Spain's foremost fashion house, right there along with Cristobal Balenciaga. Rodriguez never went for the full global market, but rather he focused on providing the very best for Spain's fashion elite. His hallmark was classic elegance and the finest fabrics available. His rare custom couture designs were found in the wardrobes of wealthy Americans who traveled to Spain for his creations. This one-of-a-kind gown is fashioned from vibrant pink silk-faille decorated with pink pearls, crystal beads and prong set rhinestones hand-crafted in relief. I love the sleeveless curved v-neck cummerbund bodice. The separate square-cut train falling from the back really sets this dress apart from others. Breathtaking and timeless; I totally imagine this gliding down the red carpet. Measurements Bust: 35-36 inches Waist: 26 inches Hips: 40 inches Total Gown Length: 58 inches Total Train Length: 67 inches This mid 1950's Pedro Rodriguez custom couture gown...

Pedro Rodriguez was the Spain's foremost fashion house, right there along with Cristobal Balenciaga. Rodriguez never went for the full global market, but rather he focused on providi...

A gorgeous dress and jacket ensemble from Spain. Pedro Rodriguez 60s Couture in purple and black matelasse fabric completely hand made and lined. Interes...

As one of Spain's most preeminent designers, Pedro Rodriguez was especially known for his embellished evening wear, an aspect of which can be seen in this elegant black wool theater ...