Showing posts with label maggy rouff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maggy rouff. Show all posts

Welcome Spring!

Christian Dior, 1951
Now that Spring has officially sprung, I thought you might enjoy these takes on combining Mother Nature's floral bounty with fashion.
Maggy Rouff, 1951

1950, cartwheel hat in the form of a daisy.

Autumn Inspirations, 1949

Maggy Rouff, fall 1949
 Continuing our look back at fashion inspirations for fall, today's garments are from 1949.

Pierre Balmain, Fall 1949

Pierre Balmain jersey dresses, Fall 1949

Weekend Eye Candy - Maggy Rouff, 1952

I'm not sure which is better eye candy.  Is it Maggy Rouff's white satin evening gown with beading and a sea blue tulle stole?  Or is it the Chambre du Conseil at Versailles?  Photo taken in 1952.


Weekend Eye Candy - Maggy Rouff, 1967

Cotton shift dresses from the 1960s with bright floral prints are easy and fun to wear all summer long.  I would dearly love to find this one for my customers.  This Maggy Rouff Boutique dress from 1967 is made of pure linen.  I wish this photo were in color!

Friday Fur - Maggy Rouff, 1953

I've been puzzling over the construction of this white mink jacket? stole? for the last couple of hours.  Designed by Maggy Rouff in 1953, I think this is is a jacket with splits in the sleeves at the elbows so it looks like you're holding a separate muff.  But it could certainly be a separate muff.  What's your theory?

Vintage Couture Evening Gowns - 1934

Want to see some couture evening gowns from 1934?  I thought so.  Which is your favorite?

Maggy Rouff purple and gold silk gown worn with a large purple velvet scarf.

Chanel gold lamé evening gown.  The bodice is embroidered with gold metallic threads.

Callot Soeurs silk faille gown in dove gray with pink pleated frills at the back.

Jacques Heim black silk satin mermaid hem gown worn with a white fox fur stole.

Marcel Rochas black silk stripe gown with ruffles down the sides.  The gown is adorned with a bird made of black feathers that has a diamante beak.

1953 Couture

I was doing some research about a couture garment recently and was struck by the popularity of stripes for the spring of 1953.  Mme. Grés seemed especially fond of striped silk for that season.  Which is your favorite?

Mme. Grés

Mme. Grés

Manquin

Schiaparelli

Mme. Grés

Maggy Rouff