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: Eve in Paris Part two - Fashions on Display (1927)


Eve in Paris Part two - Fashions on Display (1927)

Eve in Paris Part two - Fashions on Display (1927) from Lucien Lelong, Lenieff and Alice Bernard

Picture No
10986543
Media ID
46088870
Size
4787px x 6684px (5.5MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Jazz Age Club Collection
Source
Eve Magazine 15 June 1927
Date
1927

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