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Schiaparelli 1934 Harry Meerson, Ducharne, Evening Gown

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Schiaparelli 1934 Harry Meerson, Ducharne, Evening Gown
Two women in long evening gowns of «Satin Arctique», a fabric woven of wool and rayon by Ducharne, pose in this vintage 1934 clipping photographed by Harry Meerson for Schiaparelli: on the left a dark gown with short sleeves and a long trailing skirt, on the right a strapless gown of gleaming satin with a dark neck ribbon, beside a glass vase of flowers on a round table.
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Year
1934
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Photographer
Harry Meerson  (1910—1991)
Couturier
Schiaparelli
Fabric
Ducharne
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Particularity
Double page
Item #
T7-51055
evening gown
Fashion photography
COUTURE FABRIC SCHIAPARELLI

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