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"Tailored suits were often cut sharp with exaggerated shoulders, and executed in tweed or wool. Designers known for their tailoring include American-based Hattie Carnegie, Irish designer Digby Morton and Paris-based designer Christobal Balenciaga.
Joan Crawford in 1936 is wearing a belted suit with an exaggerated collar to emphasise the fashionable wide shoulders. Her offscreen wardrobe was designed by Hollywood costumier Adrian."
Scanned from "Decades of Fashion" by Harriet Worsley.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Joan Crawford, 1936
Labels:
1930s,
book,
Christobal Balenciaga,
Digby Morton,
fashion,
Hattie Carnegie,
Joan Crawford,
movie star,
movies,
photography,
portrait
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