Simply lovely and oh, so romantic! Navy and white silk crepe dress by Jane Duverne, 1936.
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Showing posts with label 1936. Show all posts
Weekend Eye Candy - Nina Ricci, 1936
What better way to greet the New Year than in a dress from the 1930s? Nina Ricci designed this metallic brocade gown in 1936. It is deep Persian blue with a multi-colored metallic design in the weave of the cloque fabric. Whatever you decide to wear tonight, have fun, stay safe, and party like it's 2012!
Paris Couture Evening Gowns - 1936
Today, we'll continue our look at Paris couture from the 1930s with evening gowns from 1936. Which is your favorite?
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| Madeleine Vionnet gown with white tulle ruffles. |
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| Maggy Rouff red velvet tunic and skirt. The tunic is completely smocked. |
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| Elsa Schiaparelli red crepe gown with exclusive print in white. |
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| Jean Patou black crepe with lace yoke and sleeves. |
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| Lucien Lelong midnight blue jersey with gathers at one shoulder. |
Weekend Eye Candy - Elsa Schiaparelli, 1936
Earlier this week I posted about Elsa Schiaparelli and her use of plastic zippers in the 30s. Here is another example from her Fall/Winter line from 1935/36. The dress on the left is a black wool knit lined in white satin. The bodice of the dress has a white plastic zipper at the front. Schiaparelli used the same zippers to decorate the gloves. Love that belt with the angled buckle!
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