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CLAUDINE Fashion Magazine 1948 N°136 Photo Harry Meerson, Maud Et Nano (Millinery), Poodle

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CLAUDINE Fashion Magazine 1948 N°136 Photo Harry Meerson, Maud Et Nano (Millinery), Poodle
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Magazine
Claudine
Number
n°136, February 1948
Type
Magazine
Nb Pages
24
Photographer
Harry Meerson  (1910—1991)
Couturier
Pierre Balmain
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
Z12-44549
CLAUDINE, weekly launched by l'Aurore in May, 1945, will be acquired in May 1948 by ELLE. The fusion will carry during a few weeks the double title ELLE-CLAUDINE.

Cover  Photo Harry Meerson, dress from Nina Ricci, hats from Maud et Nano
Photographers  Harry Meerson, Jacques Rouchon
Fashion houses  Pierre Balmain
Accessories  Rochas, Schiaparelli, Germaine Lecomte, Molyneux, Hellstern
Maud et Nano [Millinery]
poodle
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