Louis Feraud dresses measured by hand: 2 pieces (1 in stock), UK 8–10, from £67.50, one of each.
Louis Féraud opened his first boutique in Cannes in 1950, dressed Brigitte Bardot and moved his couture house to Paris, where colour and print stayed his signature until his death in 1999. Much of the later ready-to-wear was made under licence in Germany, which is why the labels often carry German sizes next to the Paris name.
What size is a Féraud 38? If it is a German 38 it is a UK 12; a French 38 is a UK 10. We settle it by measuring bust, waist, hip and length flat.
How do you check a Féraud? Label typography, the composition tag, the finishing of velvet and silk seams and the zip, all photographed. Evening pieces get a shot of the open back and the ruffles laid flat.
Louis Feraud: what our pieces tell us
1 in stock · 1 sold. Louis Féraud opened as a couture house in Cannes in 1950.
About the Louis Feraud label2 label photos · sizes · sources
Read from the 2 Louis Feraud pieces we have handled: our own tape, our own label photos. Nothing here comes from the brand.
- Composition on the labels
- 57% viscose, 31% cotton, 12% modal ×1
- Eras on our pieces
- 80s ×1 · 90s ×1
- Sizes handled, as listed
- UK 8 ×1 · UK 10 ×2
Labels through the years, from our photos
Louis Féraud opened as a couture house in Cannes in 1950; the Dutch group Secon acquired Féraud in 1999 and Escada took 90 % of the shares in 2002. Source: en.wikipedia.org, checked 21 Oct 2026.
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Pieces from Louis Feraud that have already found a home. Each is one of a kind, so none can be bought again.
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