Vintage Norman Hartnell

A mid-1960s fashion illustration: Sir Norman Hartnell (1901-1979), H.M. Queen Elizabeth's Couturier.

Couturier to the Royal family, the great Norman Hartnell designed this dress exclusively for Neiman Marcus, one of the first dresses to be made exclusively for the store by a British...

A mid-1960s fashion illustration: Sir Norman Hartnell (1901-1979), H.M. Queen Elizabeth's Couturier.

He worked with Louis Feraud, Norman Hartnell and Pierre Cardin before opening his fashion house in 1973.

Stunning vintage Norman Hartnell evening jacket , a couturier who did a lot of work for the late Queen Elizabeth 11.

A pretty vintage dress by Norman Hartnell in a lilac /blue colour. The dress has wonderful bead decoration and a zip and button opening at the back.

This breathtaking late 1950's Norman Hartnell cocktail dress, on a silk base and fully embellished with trailing glass beadwork, glass rhinestones and pearlised bead accents is a rar...

Indulge in royal elegance with the Hartnell 1960's Sherbert Dress. Designed by the renowned British designer, Norman Hartnell, known for his exquisite work for the royal family.

She designed gowns for Norman Hartnell for a short time, and lingerie with Ossie Clark.

A stunning silk vintage jacket by Norman Hartnell, Le petit salon line. The jacket is in a wonderful colour clash of red, pink and black.

Dressmaker by Appointment to The Queen, and The Queen Mother, Norman Hartnell’s fruitful career in fashion all sparked from a selection of dresses he made for a theatre production wh...

A charming and chic cocktail dress by British designer Norman Hartnell. In a bue silk chiffon , the dress dress is sleaveless with a slip over top, and self fabric belt.There is a si...

A scarce and wonderful find, these vintage Norman Hartnell earrings are beautifully designed and evocative of an era that proved sensational for couture.

This desirable 1970s Norman Hartnell couture silk chiffon dress in a stylish monochrome print is in excellent vintage condition and much of the stitching has been done by hand.

Fabulous vintage 1960s dress by London couturier Norman Hartnell, originally owned by Dame Barbara Cartland.

This very fine 1960s column dress is by the British designer Norman Hartnell and made to the same standard as French Haute Couture.

This is a bespoke piece without a design label but came from an exceptional estate haul of British couture design pieces from Norman Hartnell, Hardy Amies and Worth. In overall go...

'HRH Princess Elizabeth' by Cecil Beaton (1904-80) Princess Elizabeth, later Queen Elizabeth II, in a Norman Hartnell gown, Buckingham Palace, England, 1945. © Victoria and Albert Mu...

'HRH Princess Elizabeth' by Cecil Beaton (1904-80) Princess Elizabeth, later Queen Elizabeth II, in a Norman Hartnell gown, Buckingham Palace, England, 1945. © Victoria and Albert Mu...

It is an unlabelled piece, but this came from a small collection whereby the previous owner's mother had her clothes made in a number of Mayfair ateliers which included Norman Hartne...

Norman Hartnell (designer to Queen Elizabeth II) vintage fur shawl.

Vintage 1950's Norman Hartnell black wool coat. Wide satin faced collar, plastic buttons, side hip pockets.

Norman Hartnell silk chiffon grecian maxi dress from the 1970s Ready To Wear range.

A mid-1960s fashion illustration: Sir Norman Hartnell (1901-1979), H.M. Queen Elizabeth's Couturier.

A mid-1960s fashion illustration, produced for Sir Norman Hartnell (1901-1979), H.M. Queen Elizabeth's Couturier.

Vintage early 1960's Norman Hartnell orange boucle wool dress suit. Dress is two-tone orange boucle wool with centre zipper and buttons at back neck.

Norman Hartnell was Britain’s most successful and distinguished mid-twentieth century couturier.

This gown and matching stole are absolutely beautiful and a testament to the man who would become the appointed designer to the Queen of England. Norman Hartnell was one of the Briti...

This is an indigo blue silk chiffon gown with attached slip. The cap sleeves are slightly ruffled to create a delicate drape over the shoulder. The slip has a nude trim and straps, ...

He first worked for Louis Feraud, then at Norman Hartnell and finally for Pierre Cardin before starting his own label.

Fratini closed her business in the 80s, but continued to design for Norman Hartnell as well as private client Princess Diana.

This gorgeous Norman Hartnell 1960s rust color lace with gold lame lining gown with elastic waistband is a show stopper.

The label reads; by appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Norman Hartnell LTD. Norman Hartnell has been making royal worthy clothing for many years.

A mid-1960s fashion illustration: Sir Norman Hartnell (1901-1979), Late Couturier to H.M.

Norman Hartnell was Britain’s most successful and distinguished mid-twentieth century couturier.