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Alix 1937 Les Corselets, Christian Bérard

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Alix 1937 Les Corselets, Christian Bérard
« Les Corselets » (The Corselets), illustrated by Christian Bérard, is a 1937 clipping presenting a fashion illustration of an evening gown for the brand Alix (Germaine Krebs), naming the couture houses Chanel and Marcel Rochas, issued in the press of the late 1930s and preserved.
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Year
1937
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Christian Bérard  (1902—1949)
Couturiers
Alix - Germaine Krebs, Chanel, Marcel Rochas
Item #
W62-77802
evening gown
Fashion illustration
CHANEL COUTURE MARCEL ROCHAS

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