Article: Paris now. (fashion shows by Barbara Bui, Corinne Cobson, Jacqueline Jacobson for Dorothee Bis and others)

Article: Montana topic A as Paris begins. (Claude Montana's appointment as ...
WWD;  October 19, 1989 ;     700+ words ... ... wannabes that Paris produces by the dozen. Cobson's designing parents and former employers -- Elie and Jacqueline Jacobson of Dorothee Bis -- beamed as their daughter's unruly knits vogued down the runway like a Bis girl on a bender. Cobson ...

Article: Claudie Pierlot. (Who's Hip) (European Preview)
WWD;  January 28, 1992 ;     700+ words ... ... fabrics like rayon and nylon. Pierlot loves knits -- a fabric she learned about while working as Jacqueline Jacobson's assistant at Dorothee Bis in the Seventies. "I liked the knits and diffirent colors she used," says Pierlot, who also ...

Article: Designer Guy Paulin dies in Paris at age 44. (obituary)
WWD;  June 15, 1990 ;     700+ words ... ... painting and the decade of the Fifties. He began his career in fashion in 1966 as an assistant to Jacqueline Jacobson, the designer for Dorothee Bis. After a succession of design jobs, he finally founded his own business in 1975. Following ...

Article: Guy Paulin: help wanted. (French womenswear designer looking for ...
WWD;  October 17, 1989 ;     700+ words ... ... in areas like men's wear and home furnishings. Paulin began his career in 1966 as an assistant to Dorothee Bis designer Jacqueline Jacobson. He became a designer in his own right in 1968 as one of a stable of freelancers -- including at ...

Article: The weekend runways. (Paris, France) (Brief Article)
WWD;  March 7, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... bright -- luminous blues mixed with orangey reds and canary yellows. DOROTHEE BIS: With her first five rows packed with Parisians and hardly a foreigner in sight, Dorothee Bis was French fashion for the French. There were long jacket dresses ...

Article: Sportscast. (includes multiple articles on sportswear industry ...
Daily News Record;  August 25, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... MAGIC and the International Jeanswear Show. French designer Dorothee Bis has decided to put on hold all licensing contracts with manufacturers ... her signature knitwear with a miniature line sold in her Dorothee Bis boutiques and a few restricted doors. At this past Sunday ...

Article: IN PARIS, FUTURE OF FASHION MEANS GOING BACK TO '60S.(Living)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  March 16, 1991 ;     700+ words ... ... due in part to the aftermath of the Persian Gulf War. The Dorothee Bis show emphasized a bohemian beret-topped girl who swung ... dated the sexy mini- kittens of the 1960s. Typical of the Dorothee Bis line designed by Jacqueline Jacobsen was a clingy, brown ...