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Article: Best-dressed secrets: Bazaar looks at the designers who inspired the season's hottest styles, as we enter a new era of graceful glamour.(EDITOR'S LETTER)(Brief Article)
- Article from:
- Harper's Bazaar
- Article date:
- February 1, 2005
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1 Madame Gres' Moment
Noticed on the runways: Two extremely different designers--Carolina Herrera and Yohji Yamamoto--found inspiration in Madame Gres' elegant one-shouldered, silk-jersey column gowns this season. Gres' masterful twists and drapes have never felt more relevant.
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2 Vionnet
Hubert de Givenchy--one of Paris' last-surviving grand couturiers--has chosen the perfect moment to help mount a major tribute to Madeleine Vionnet, who revolutionized fashion with her bias-cut dresses in the 1920s, in Paris on March 2. And there's a relaunch in the works.... Can we point out Derek Lam's nod to Vionnet's genius? ...
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FRANCE. Paris. Madame Gres. 1977. (LON52884)
Magnum Photos;
January 1, 1977 ;
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...Eve Arnold Magnum Photos 01-01-1977 FRANCE. Paris. Madame Gres. 1977. Keywords: Rag trade Secondary sector Secondary sector ... industry Clothing industry Fashion house FRANCE. Paris. Madame Gres. 1977. FRANCE. Paris. Haute-couture. 1977 FRANCE ...
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