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Le Chapitre de la Plage 1929 Tenue de bains (Swimwear), Patou, Hermès, Schiaparelli, d'Ahetze, Chantal, Photos Scaioni, 5 pages

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Le Chapitre de la Plage, 1929 - Tenue de bains (Swimwear) Patou, Hermès, Schiaparelli, d'Ahetze, Chantal, Photos Scaioni, 5 pages
« Le Chapitre de la Plage » (The Beach Chapter), photographed by Egidio Scaioni in 1929, is a five-page feature on swimwear from Jean Patou, Hermès, Schiaparelli, d'Ahetze and Chantal.
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Year
1929
Publication
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Type
Illustrated Texts  ·  5 pages
Photographer
Egidio Scaioni  (1894—1966)
Couturier
Jean Patou
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
Z21-44935
beachwear
Fashion photography
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