Karinska collaborated with Balanchine on seventy-five ballets in all.[1] The first ballet she made for Balanchine from her own designs was Bourrée Fantasque in 1949.[25] In 1956, for Balanchine's Allegro Brillante, Karinska created the knee-length chiffon ballet dress, which has also become a standard design for ballet costumes. And in 2014, her costumes were recreated for a production of George Balanchine's A Midsummer Night's Dream when the original source of gold trim was found by Marc Happel, the NYC Ballet costume director, in the original shop Tinsel Trading, whose owner's grandfather had supplied Karinska in 1933.[26] The Smithsonian has one of her other costume gowns on display.[27]