Jules-Francois Crahay was a prisoner of war for five years. Nina Ricci had sent him her "reject" dresses during his incarceration.

Construction details of the famous Crahay of Ricci dress, using steel bones, millinery wire, and a petticoat to provide its shape.

Presenting Jules-Francois Crahay's most famous silhouette and accompanying sewing pattern that catapulted him to fame.

Sharing Jules-Francois Crahay's views about his "overnight success" and presenting the blogger wearing the recreated dress.

Completed dress with construction photos of Nina Ricci's 1957 Vogue 1388 sewing pattern.

Introducing the next design from the house of Ricci, designed by Crahay in 1957, Vogue 1388, and discussing Crahay's career