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Fashions by Dior and Worth

In the background is a two-piece by Dior of silk shantung dyed to a mandarin colour. The pleated skirt is mounted on a chemise top and worn with a sleeveless bodice trimmed with matching bows. In the foreground is a dress and coat from the House of Worth in a re-embroidered pale grey lace. The coat in mounted on toning pure silk organza and trimmed with matching grey fox. The dress built on lime taffeta moulds the figure and has short sleeves. The turban of swathed lime tulle is also from Worth of Grosvenor Street

Picture No
14107231
Media ID
45730774
Size
4520px x 6736px (2.4MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Photograph by Peter Clark for The Tatler, 12th April 1961, page 98
Date
1961

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Bodice Bows Chemise Dior Organza Pale Pleated Shantung Sleeveless Trimmed Worth


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