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Georgette Renal 1933 Wedding Dress, Cartier, Caroline Reboux, Jc. Haramboure

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Georgette Renal 1933 Wedding Dress, Cartier, Caroline Reboux, Jc. Haramboure
Illustrated by Jc. Haramboure, this 1933 clipping presents a feathered wedding dress by Georgette Renal, with jewels by Cartier and a hat by Caroline Reboux, an original period print.
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Year
1933
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Jc. Haramboure
Couturier
Georgette Renal
Jewelry
Cartier
Millinery
Caroline Reboux
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
C35-87478
Fashion illustration
feathers
wedding dress
MILLINERY CARTIER HIGH JEWELRY COUTURE

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