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Old 06-03-2007   #46
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Jeanne Lanvin Embroidered Black Silk Tulle Evening Dress
French, Ete 1922

The sleeveless demi Empire bodice and hem embellished with vermiculate copper silk thread and floral medallions, the underdress of supple bronze silk mesh, darted bodice with wide petersham waistband, pleated skirt, celadon silk lining, size 6, labeled: Jeanne Lanvin/Paris/Ete 1922.

Very good condition, lining very fractured.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
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Old 06-03-2007   #47
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DosViolines, I would give you karma but I must spread some reputation first. Beautiful gowns as usual!
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Old 06-03-2007   #48
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That second dress is AMAZING! Karma!
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Old 08-03-2007   #49
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those are lovely!
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Old 28-03-2007   #50
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Lanvin Shimmering Silver Beaded Chemise
1929

Two-piece, sewn overall with minute silver bugle beads, the skirt woven with signature pink tied bow and streamers, the beadwork of the separate V-neck bodice sewn at edges at various angles to create a band effect, size 8, labeled: Jeanne Lanvin/Paris/Ete 1929, no.22131.

Very good condition, minor darkening to beads.
Estimate $ 3,000-5,000
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Old 28-03-2007   #51
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Lanvin Silver Studded Bolero Vest
1936

Of black silk taffeta, waist length, with low square cut armscye, embroidered with hammered silver octagonal studs arranged in oval groups of six, labeled: Jeanne Lanvin/Paris/22 Frg St. Honore/Ete 1936.

Good condition.

Estimate $ 300-500
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Old 26-04-2007   #52
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Lanvin Embroidered Velvet Cape
French, 1922
Of red velvet, above the knee length at front, curving below the knee at back, the abstracted scrollwork pattern embroidered in horizontal bands with silver and gold metallic threads worked in three degrees of density and texture, the faintest a shadow effect created by fine top stitching, wide brown fur band collar, black silk satin lining with horizontal cording.
Very good condition, some darkening of metals and faint darker areas, lining released to effect smooth drape.
The cape is documented in the Lanvin archives and dated March, 1922.
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Old 26-04-2007   #53
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Lanvin Black Satin Toga Line Chemise Dress
French, 1928
The sleeveless chemise seamed on the diagonal at mid torso, the top and bottom of loose over bodice following the same diagonal line to create a one-shoulder effect as it spirals front to back, elaborate beaded long band sewn at 'bare' shoulder reaching below hem, size 6, labeled: Jeanne Lanvin/Paris/Hiver/1928.
Excellent condition.
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Old 26-04-2007   #54
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Lanvin Beaded Satin Dress
French, 1916
The voluminous 'monastic' style dress of brown satin embroidered with pearlescent white beadwork from shoulders to mid thigh to form tunic shape, the fullness created with pleating under each arm, folding into narrow line when belted, the long sleeves tapered and flared at cuff, waist length underbodice with grosgrain band at bottom, narrow tie belt, closures at shoulder and back neckline, labeled on band: Jeanne Lanvin/Paris/Hiver 1916, the date embroidered in blue thread.
Excellent condition, belt probably not original.
See Jane Mulvagh, Vogue History of 20th Century Fashion, p.37, no.3.
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Old 26-04-2007   #55
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can i have that dress in post 50 please please please???
it's too beautiful!
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Old 26-04-2007   #56
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Beautiful thread.
 
Old 06-06-2007   #57
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her stuff is too beautiful for words!

and its interesting, i think Lanvin under Alber Elbez is one of the few classic houses to really carry on the aesthetic and idea of the original designer while still modernizing it.
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Old 14-06-2007   #58
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1940-45 Set of jacket and skirt; beige-pink wool tweed; quilted pocket with buttons.


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Old 14-06-2007   #59
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Evening dress, Jeanne Lanvin, c.1932.
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Old 19-06-2007   #60
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Each image in this thread is breath taking. So perfect, so peaceful yet dramatic.
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