We’re ready for sun, fun, and florals! Loving this look from 1950, via My Vintage Vogue.
We love this daisy-bedecked dress from 1960! (via My Vintage Vogue)
Elle US, February 1992
Photographer: Gilles Bensimon
Model: Elaine Irwin
Thierry Mugler, Spring 1992
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Lambskin belt and suede gloves with gold-metal talons, both by Schiaparelli, c.a. 1936, photographed by Jason Schmidt
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Jacques Fath | c. 1957
Jacques Fath opened his Parisian couture house in 1937. He quickly became known both for his softly sculpted garments and a talent for self promotion. This dress is likely to have been designed by Fath’s wife and muse Geneviève, who upon Fath’s death in 1954, oversaw the house until it closed in 1957.
While the dress’s surface is a soft, delicate lace, in contrast the underpinnings are highly structured: its petticoat features a boned bodice and a crinoline skirt. The pale violet colour and two-tiered skirt suggest a romantic view of women’s fashion.
Nadja Auermann, Christy Turlington, Claudia Schiffer, Cindy Crawford and Stephanie Seymour photographed by Richard Avedon for Versace, 1994
