Milena Pavlovic Barili 1940 "Moss Rose", Lilly Daché, Charles Of The Ritz, Buste
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Year
1940
Publication
Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Milena Pavlovic Barili (1909—1945)
Millinery
Item #
D9-97011
Moss Rose
The moss rose, frail Victorian flower, blooms again to-day. It drifts sweetly through the winter scene. Cultivate it-its delicate scent, its decorative lines. Moss roses grow on a white rayon satin négligé opposite. The jewellery -enamel with pink stones-simulates tiny moss roses. Roses top the green velvet turban; from Lilly Daché. And Charles of the Ritz not only calls his new series of make-up and bath preparations "Moss Rose," but -as you can see- strews moss roses over the lovely, fragilelooking containers
The moss rose, frail Victorian flower, blooms again to-day. It drifts sweetly through the winter scene. Cultivate it-its delicate scent, its decorative lines. Moss roses grow on a white rayon satin négligé opposite. The jewellery -enamel with pink stones-simulates tiny moss roses. Roses top the green velvet turban; from Lilly Daché. And Charles of the Ritz not only calls his new series of make-up and bath preparations "Moss Rose," but -as you can see- strews moss roses over the lovely, fragilelooking containers