Item 2018.202 - Tom Gilbey Blue Beagle Collar Shirt

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2018.202

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Tom Gilbey Blue Beagle Collar Shirt

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  • undated [1966-1975] (Creation)

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(1938-2017)

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Menswear designer who first came to prominence in the 1960s with his shop at 36 Sackville Street, London. He designed the capes worn by The Beatles in their 1965 film "Help!" He designed his first couture collection in 1968.

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Azure blue slim cut polycotton shirt with beagle collar. It fastens down the centre front with seven white pearl plastic two hole buttons with two on each bevelled cuff to allow for adjustment. It has a large stiff beagle shaped collar that has been fused on both sides to give a defining shape. It has a patch pocket on the left breast, a narrow back yoke and a curved hem.
Country of Design: England
Country of Manufacture: England

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      Label: Tom Gilbey London
      Materials: Polycotton
      Colour/Print: blue
      Details: beagle cut collar

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