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British Vogue November 1953 The home of Christian Dior in Paris

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British Vogue November 1953 The home of Christian Dior in Paris
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Magazine
Vogue (British)
Number
November 1953
Type
Magazine
Nb Pages
192
Illustrator
René Bouché  (1906—1963)
Size
approx. 22 x 30 cm | 8.7 x 11.8"
Item #
NC-23666
Cover  René Bouché, Austin-Healey car
Fashion houses  Christian Dior, Jacques Fath, Jacques Griffe, Grès, Givenchy
Drawings  René Bouché, Eric (Carl Erickson), Audrey Lewis
Photographers  Cecil Beaton, Anthony Denney, John Deakin, John Rawlings, Norman Parkinson, Horst
People  Christian Dior H.M. The Queen, Gina Lollobrigida, Kate Terry Gielgud, Michael Redgrave, Terence Rattigan, Yves Montand, Jean Forbes-Robertson, Theda Bara, Brenda Bruce, Peter Ustinov, Yvonne Arnaud, Gilbert Harding, Jimmy Edwards, Vivian Blaine
Accessories  Jaguar, Bentley, Lagonda, Ford Prefect
The home of Christian Dior in Paris (2 pages)
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