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Chanel Balenciaga 1939 Jean Pagès Martinique and Romany dresses

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Chanel Balenciaga 1939 Jean Pagès Martinique and Romany dresses
A woman in Balenciaga's mauve-pink buttoned coat and full skirt appears opposite two women in Chanel dresses, a white Martinique dress with a lace bodice and a green and pink ruffled hem, and a Romany dress with a navy bodice, gold pendant necklace and floral skirt, in this 1939 period clipping headed «Evening lines from Paris to New York», illustrated by Jean Pagès.
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Year
1939
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Jean Pagès  (1903—1976)
Couturiers
Chanel, Balenciaga
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Particularity
Format paysage
Item #
J64-23419
Fashion illustration
CHANEL COUTURE BALENCIAGA

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