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HAPPY 80th Hubert !
I assumed he was dead- but saw his name in the paper this morning...
I assumed he was dead- but saw his name in the paper this morning...
vam.ac.uk; telegraph.co.ukEvening dress by Hubert de Givenchy. Organza with sequins, Paris about 1955.
An early Hubert de Givenchy orientalist dinner gown, circa 1952, labelled and numbered 3328, comprising button fronted bodice, cut wide at the shoulders, the over-skirt with nipped in waist of beetle-wing black and green changeable silk, embroidered with panels of oriental inspired flowerheads, strapwork and seated musicians, mother of pearl discs and shell pieces in various sizes catch the light, heavy gilt metal strip raised strapwork, together with a black silk petticoat with integral stiffening and pleats to help support the weight of the outer skirt.
doylenewyorkGivenchy Raspberry Silk Satin Cocktail Ensemble
French, early 1960s
Printed and flocked with black flowerheads, comprising a hip length cape with small collar, scoop necked shell with snaps in back, and a fitted knee length skirt, fuschia silk lining, labeled: Givenchy/Paris.
This pic is from a blog featuring John Rawlings, don't remember exactly which one or when it was posted but there is a photo from the same shoot here: www.condenaststore.comSacheverelle, that's a gorgeous photo.
Would you please provide the site that you got it from as a source?
"John Rawlings turns his attention to model Suzy Parker in this photograph, which appeared in the October 15, 1953, Vogue. She wears Givenchy's Chinese swinging lacquer-print full skirt, complete with a layered lace petticoat and quilted satin jacket. The marbled background beautifully complements her attire, and her deliberate pose gives this work a painterly feeling."
www.condenaststore.com
....in 1952 Givenchy launched 'separates,' light skirts and puffed-sleeved blouses made from raw cotton --previously reserved for fittings only.