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Chanel 1935 backless white Evening Gown, Photo Lipnitzki

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Chanel 1935 backless white Evening Gown, Photo Lipnitzki
A woman seen from behind in a white backless evening gown stands before a dark arch hung with tall beaded glass pendants in this authentic 1935 Chanel clipping photographed by Boris Lipnitzki: a wide draped cowl falls over the deeply open back, tied at the waist with a bow, above a full floor-length skirt, beneath the caption «Une robe du soir très blanche».
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Year
1935
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Type
Clipping
Photographer
Boris Lipnitzki  (1887—1971)
Couturier
Chanel
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
K64-34522
evening gown
Fashion photography
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