1950s Rensor Beige Bouclé Swing Coat romper The fabric holds its bouncy

The fabric holds its bouncy shape and makes an eye-catching ensemble for any event

and includes lovely deep pockets on both the left and right hand sides

This early 1950s Ceil Chapman taffeta and silk dress is a timeless and elegant party dress

The composition label reads 100% Rayon

Designer David Sassoon joined the company in 1958 and in 1970 the company was renamed Bellville Sassoon

1950s Rensor Beige Bouclé Swing Coat romper The fabric holds its bouncyThis elegant coat was designed by London ready to wear label Rensor in the early 1950s. It is tailored from boucl wool in a creamy latte hue. It is cut to a classic swing shape, popular during the era, with fitted shoulders and long slim sleeves. It flares out towards the hem, which falls to around the bottom of the calf. The back is gathered at the waist, to emphasize the swing silhouette. The jacket has a tiny curved collar and is lined throughout