And last but not least these amazing gowns...
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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Fabulous series of drawings--thanks for posting so much of the book.
ReplyDeleteThis would have been the last 'hurrah' for the silhouette, before the New Look took over. Kinda sorry to see all the bias influences come to an end (as well as designers like Adrian).