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Jeanne Lafaurie 1948 La Ligne "Empire", Tom Keogh, Evening Gown

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Jeanne Lafaurie 1948 La Ligne "Empire", Tom Keogh, Evening Gown
A woman with short auburn hair stands between two bare trees in this 1948 collectible clipping titled «Empire», illustrated by Tom Keogh for Jeanne Lafaurie: a long high-waisted gown with an off-the-shoulder gathered bodice and a dark central panel over a pale grey skirt, a folded white fan in her hand, painted in loose washes of maroon and olive.
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Year
1948
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Tom Keogh  (1922—1980)
Couturier
Jeanne Lafaurie
Item #
W94-87843
19th Century costumes
evening gown
Fashion illustration
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