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Redfern (Couture) 1932 Evening Gown

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Redfern (Couture) 1932 Evening Gown
A woman in a long evening gown with short sleeves, a draped bodice, a jewelled belt tied in a bow at the waist and a flared hem stands in a dark panel against a pale line-drawn set of arches, steps and a palm in this original 1932 photographic clipping for the couture house Redfern, signed in large script lettering.
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22 x 30 cm ·8.7 x 11.8"
This document comes from a periodical published in 1932.
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Year
1932
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Type
Clipping
Couturier
Redfern
Size
approx. 22 x 30 cm | 8.7 x 11.8"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Item #
J96-26981
Art deco
evening gown
Fashion photography
COUTURE

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