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"Fashion editor-turned designer Mainbocher's black evening dress (above, left) sets off a diamanté feather at the waist. Velvet was still popular for evening and Chanel designed wide-shouldered evening suits in black velvet. This dress (above, center) is by Robert Piguet who was known for his easy tailored dresses. Black satin trimmed with silver fox was used for this Mainbocher dress with its matching cape (above, right)."
Scanned from the book "Decades of Fashion".
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
1930s dresses
Labels:
1930s,
book,
Chanel,
fashion,
Mainbocher,
photography,
Robert Piguet
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7 comments:
beautiful and elegant
I love the model in the middle.
wow, I love the first on on the left.
These dresses are perfect to show off a great body.
There is one Vogue vintage pattern that is similar to the one in the middle, especially that diamond shaped cut at the stomach. It's great to hear a detailed description of the types of fabric used..my imagination can really take off!
Hi, I loved your work! Good luck with your business.
I'm having a 1930's party for my 30th and am seriously considering the dress on the left!! Such elegance. This is a great site for inspiration. Thank you.
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