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Sep. 26, 1956 - Heinz Oestergaard, from Berlin, calls his new fall and winter collection Anna Karenina; whose development may have come out of the becomingness of Cossack and Circassian great coats. The silhouette still remains slim, but the newest and most important aspect is the trapezoid form, which is expressed via intersecting lines, draperies, and head position. In regard to colors, Oestergaard favors malachite, lilac, florida red, electric-gray, azure blue, and unprecedented, bold green tones. Here a model wears the Greta, malachite-green tweed with a rough coat
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Aspect Azure Bold Calls Circassian Colors Cossack Draperies Expressed Favors Intersecting Karenina Lilac Malachite Newest Oestergaard Regard Slim Tones Trapezoid Tweed Unprecedented
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