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Chanel & Lucien Lelong 1939 Evening Gown René Bouché

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Chanel & Lucien Lelong 1939 Evening Gown René Bouché
Two women in evening gowns stand in this authentic 1939 clipping, a fashion illustration signed René Bouché: on the left, Chanel's white gown draped in a spiral over a ruched bodice, with a veil over the hair, before a mirror; on the right, Lucien Lelong's dark halter gown with a wide white sash and white skirt panels, the model's arms raised behind her head, drawn in loose black and grey strokes.
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Year
1939
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
René Bouché  (1905—1963)
Couturiers
Chanel, Lucien Lelong
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
K19-30442
evening gown
Fashion illustration
CHANEL COUTURE LUCIEN LELONG

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