Leonard

This colourful 1980s tropical print knitted dress is from Leonard studios and is in beautiful vintage condition having retained all of its original vibrancy. Featuring a Bardot neckline, batwing sleeves tapered at the wrists, a drop waistband and knitted tie belt, this exotic piece has a playful, contemporary feel. The bold jungle textile...

Leonard of Paris started out in the 1950's as a French textile company known for its brightly colored prints often compared to Pucci. This 1970's large mod silk scarf combines vibra...

This fabulous 1970s Leonard one shoulder maxi dress is a find! It is constructed of a sleek maxi length dress that is cut from a french blue synthetic jersey and has a long side hem vent. Attached to that dress at the shoulder is a shawl made from Leonard's signature floral print silk jersey. It is signed LEONARD throughout and drapes to under the arm and attaches at the shoulder top back. Gorgeous colour palette from sky blue to pink and mint green. The dress is unlined, slips on to wear and buttons up with three silk jersey covered buttons at the left shoulder. The draped jersey shawl cascades down for the ultimate Grecian goddess feel. The dress is very easy to style – a change of shoe takes it day to night in a breath. Perfect for traveling too! Labeled "LEONARD FASHION PARIS...

1970s Silk Jersey Leonard Shirt Dress

1970S LEONARD Aqua & Pink Silk Jersey Draped One Shoulder Tropical Floral Gown

Breathtaking Leonard Paris designer watercolor floral print ballgown dating back to their 1992 collection. In 1958 Jacques Leonard asked Daniel Tribouillard to start a new company: L...

The Parisian design house Léonard began in 1958 under the creative guidance of Daniel Tribouillard. Focused on innovation, Tribouillard worked with the development of new print technologies to bring freshness to the French fashion scene. In 1968, Léonard released its first silk jersey prints under the slogan “The Leonard Dress: 150g of happiness.” While this garment likely weighs over 150 grams, it is due its rare materiality. Faux green fur completely lines the interior and wraps to the front at all openings, resembling a feather boa. Simply cut as a long vest, the main feature is certainly the smartly designed printed silk jersey. The abstract floral pattern hints at art nouveau while working within the color palette and pattern scale of modern late 60s dress. Earthy greens dazzle against the bright orange background. The designer’s signature “Léonard Paris” is subtly integrated into the pattern repeat. Tribouillard’s floral patterns have international appeal. The Japanese, who have been arbiters of textile design for centuries, have sought out collaborations for kimono design with Tribouillard. This stylistic version of late 1960s/early 1970s “hippy-chic” is not for the fashionably shy. Size estimate: XS/S/M Measurements: Bust: up to 38 inches Across back: 15 inches waist: waist Up to 30 Hips: up to 38 Length: 60 inches This vintage late 1960s printed vest is in excellent condition, and is a splendid example of high fashion’s adaptation of street style. Hanging open at the front, this classic Léonard printed silk jersey is completely lined with an emerald green faux fur...

A great dress for Spring/Summer by Leonard. In a silk jersey, this dress has a cowel neck, long sleeves and is in a multitude of colours.