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Yves Saint Laurent 1962 Hervé Dubly, Start (Fabric)

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Yves Saint Laurent 1962 Hervé Dubly, Start (Fabric)
A woman with a sleek dark chignon and a large flower earring walks in a thin-strapped short dress with a long trailing panel, both in a bold black and white floral print, in this authentic 1962 clipping drawn by Hervé Dubly for Yves Saint Laurent in Start fabric, the couturier's name repeated in a band across the foot.
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Year
1962
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Hervé Dubly  (1935—2005)
Couturier
Yves Saint Laurent
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
C68-99712
evening gown
Fashion illustration
COUTURE YVES SAINT LAURENT

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