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Balenciaga 1957 Evening Gown, Fashion Photography

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Balenciaga 1957 Evening Gown, Fashion Photography
A woman in profile with her hair in a chignon wears Balenciaga's strapless grey evening gown in this original 1957 clipping, a fashion photograph by Philippe Pottier: a balloon skirt gathered at the hem with a long train, a dark rose at the bodice, a necklace, long white gloves and grey pumps, beneath the heading «Tendances du soir» (Evening trends).
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Year
1957
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Photographer
Philippe Pottier  (1905—1991)
Couturier
Balenciaga
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
N66-92486
evening gown
Fashion photography
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