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CLAUDINE Fashion Magazine 1947 N°123 Paquin, Germaine Lecomte

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CLAUDINE Fashion Magazine 1947 N°123 Paquin, Germaine Lecomte
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Magazine
Claudine
Number
n°123, November 1947
Type
Magazine
Nb Pages
24
Couturier
Paquin
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Pencil on cover Coutillac
Item #
M4-44598
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  Paquin
Fashion houses  Lucien Lelong, Christian Dior, Pierre Balmain, Jacques Fath, Jean Dessès,
Germaine Lecomte
People  Micheline Presle dans "Le Diable au Corps"
Fashion photography
Germaine Lecomte [Couture]
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