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British Vogue February 1950 Spring Fashions, Hats, Cartier, Wartski, Cecil Beaton, Audrey Lewis

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British Vogue February 1950 Spring Fashions, Hats, Cartier, Wartski, Cecil Beaton, Audrey Lewis
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Magazine
Vogue (British)
Number
February 1950
Type
Magazine
Nb Pages
136
Photographer
Anthony Denney  (1913—1990)
Size
approx. 22 x 30 cm | 8.7 x 11.8"
Item #
X12-19773
Cover  Anthony Denney Vernier's grosgrain hat
Photographers  Norman Parkinson Honeyman Lee Miller Cecil Beaton Anthony Denney Horst
Drawings  Audrey Lewis, Whitaker
Accessories  Cartier, Wartski
People  Fernand Léger
Adverts  Partos (Marcel Vertès)
The Cecil Beaton's country house
Aage Thaarup [Millinery]
Audrey Lewis
Cartier [High Jewelry]
Cecil Beaton
Erik [Millinery]
Norman Parkinson
Yardley [Cosmetics]
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