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Philippe et Gaston 1927 Robe du soir en dentelle noire, taffetas changeant rose, Comtesse Fabbricotti, Portrait

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Philippe et Gaston 1927 Robe du soir en dentelle noire, taffetas changeant rose, Comtesse Fabbricotti, Portrait
A portrait of Comtesse Fabbricotti wearing an evening gown in black lace and shot pink taffeta, photographed by Manuel Frères for Philippe et Gaston: a refined fashion photograph issued as an original period advertisement of 1927.
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Year
1927
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Type
Advertisement
Photographer
Manuel Frères
Couturier
Philippe et Gaston
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
U88-76018
evening gown
Fashion photography
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