The Collar Set

A set of four original Halston sketches

A full page of lapel and collar studies, Halston working out the detail, anchors three figures who wear the collars it draws: the idea on one sheet, the dressed figure on the next.

Sold together as one set. Each sketch is ink on legal notepad paper, 8 x 12.5 inches, and arrives with its own certificate of authenticity. Every sketch, its detail photographs and its certificate are shown in the gallery.

The four sketches

1. Notch Your Average Lapel (No. 00357)
Halston’s sketch of a page of lapel and collar studies.
Includes: the original sketch, detail photograph(s) and a certificate of authenticity.

2. Collar Me Crazy (No. 00050)
Halston’s sketch of a long-sleeved, stand-collar shirtdress with a button placket.
Includes: the original sketch, detail photograph(s) and a certificate of authenticity.

3. Collar Call (No. 00188)
Halston’s sketch of a straight, high-collared jacket with sculpted pockets and a long line.
Includes: the original sketch, detail photograph(s) and a certificate of authenticity.

4. Lapel Rouser (No. 00184)
Halston’s sketch of a double-breasted jacket with a shawl lapel over a pencil skirt.
Includes: the original sketch, detail photograph(s) and a certificate of authenticity.

Original sketch by Halston, circa 1974-1982

Ink on legal notepad paper
8 x 12.5 inches

Condition
Each sketch was a working document within Halston's world. They were passed around, shuffled, and considered. They may show coffee or wine stains, wrinkles, dog-eared corners, and other signs of wear. Please review the images carefully and message us with any questions.

Provenance
Roy Halston Frowick, New York
Collection of Bill Dugan and Nancy North (acquired during employment with Halston, 1972-1984)
Nancy North, wife of the late Bill Dugan