1940s Tachi Castillo Skirt and Top Set with Novelty Aztec Print Julien_MacDonald The toe features a softly

The toe features a softly rounded brogue-style cap

Each pocket is detailed with a flap and each flap is embroidered with slanted

This shirt dress was designed by Peter Barron in London in the 1960s

each designed with distinctive L-shaped seams and finished with matching silver zip details

Notes on designer: Normal Hartnell was one of the most outstanding couturiers of his time and greatly admired by fellow designer Christian Dior

1940s Tachi Castillo Skirt and Top Set with Novelty Aztec Print Julien_MacDonald The toe features a softlyTachi Castillo was a pioneering female Mexican fashion designer whose work helped define the modern concept of Mexican style, a vibrant aesthetic that transcended borders and captivated audiences worldwide. Blending bold colours, rich textiles, indigenous prints, and intricate embroidery with contemporary tailoring, Castillo created a distinctive visual language that became internationally celebrated and widely emulated. Some of her famous clients