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Mendel-Maggy Rouff 1952 Capucine, Boa de Lynx, Gilbert Orcel

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Mendel-Maggy Rouff 1952 Capucine, Boa de Lynx, Gilbert Orcel
A period 1952 advertisement for the Mendel-Maggy Rouff «Boa de lynx» (Lynx boa), worn by the model Capucine with a hat by Gilbert Orcel. A black and white photograph of the model in a wide black hat and a long pale lynx stole with dark spots draped over a dark dress, standing before light curtains.
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Year
1952
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Couturiers
Maggy Rouff, Mendel
Millinery
Gilbert Orcel
Model
Capucine
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
N32-90074
Fashion photography
fur
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