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Chanel 1954 Evening Gown, Lace, Pierre Brivet, Embroidery, Photo Guy Arsac

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Chanel 1954 Evening Gown, Lace, Pierre Brivet, Embroidery, Photo Guy Arsac
A woman with short curled hair, drop earrings and a jewelled necklace wears Chanel's off-the-shoulder black Chantilly lace evening gown, with a fitted bodice and a full flared skirt, inset with bands of lace insertion embroidered by Pierre Brivet, as a white card beside her states, in this original 1954 clipping photographed by Guy Arsac.
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Year
1954
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Photographer
Guy Arsac
Couturier
Chanel
Fabric
Pierre Brivet [Embroidery, Lace]
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
U79-75796
evening gown
Fashion photography
CHANEL COUTURE FABRIC EMBROIDERY, LACE

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