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Chanel 1930 A satin Gown of faintest pink, draped and trained, Evening Gown, backless

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Chanel 1930 A satin Gown of faintest pink, draped and trained, Evening Gown, backless
A woman seen from behind, her short dark hair close to the head, wears a backless satin evening gown draped over the hips and falling into a long train, one hand touching a carved panelled wall, in this period 1930 Chanel clipping captioned «A satin gown of faintest pink, draped and trained», photographed in black and white.
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Year
1930
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Type
Clipping
Couturier
Chanel
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
U83-75839
evening gown
Fashion photography
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