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Beer & Bernard & Cie 1927 Summer Dresses, Reynaldo Luza

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Beer & Bernard & Cie 1927 Summer Dresses, Reynaldo Luza
Two women in summer dresses stand among dark shrubs in this authentic 1927 clipping, illustrated by Reynaldo Luza, beneath the line «Paris Uses Patterned Fabrics»: on the left under a striped parasol, Beer's pale dress with black floral lace panels and a jewelled cloche hat; on the right, Bernard & Cie's long-sleeved pale dress with a pleated side panel and a flower-trimmed hat.
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Year
1927
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Reynaldo Luza  (1893—1978)
Couturiers
Beer, Bernard & Cie
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
U43-71792
Fashion illustration
summer dress
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