The "breathtakingly beautiful" gown would look right at home on any red carpet today. And that two piece dress has the best peplum ever. The "cutaway suit" looks tailored, but also gives such an hourglass shape...good design shows.
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Showing posts with label Modes Royale. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Modes Royal Fabulous Patterns - 1951
This is a single page from a Modes Royale catalog from 1951. Don't I wish I had the rest of this!
The "breathtakingly beautiful" gown would look right at home on any red carpet today. And that two piece dress has the best peplum ever. The "cutaway suit" looks tailored, but also gives such an hourglass shape...good design shows.
The "breathtakingly beautiful" gown would look right at home on any red carpet today. And that two piece dress has the best peplum ever. The "cutaway suit" looks tailored, but also gives such an hourglass shape...good design shows.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Modes Royale Evening Gowns - 1951
I have this loose page from some Modes Royale publication...aren't these amazing? At Patterns Of History they have more information.
The gold dress is Modes Royale 1025 from 1951
Shown in the Fall 1951/Winter 1952 Modes Royale Catalog
For star-studded evenings (or a perfect bride's-maid dress).
A strapless dress to be worn with or without its clever shoulder cover-up.
The strapless gown is Modes Royale 1026 from 1951
Shown in the Fall 1951/Winter 1952 Modes Royale Catalog
A dramatic, strapless gown with a fabulously-draped tunic overskirt.
The gold dress is Modes Royale 1025 from 1951
Shown in the Fall 1951/Winter 1952 Modes Royale Catalog
For star-studded evenings (or a perfect bride's-maid dress).
A strapless dress to be worn with or without its clever shoulder cover-up.
The strapless gown is Modes Royale 1026 from 1951
Shown in the Fall 1951/Winter 1952 Modes Royale Catalog
A dramatic, strapless gown with a fabulously-draped tunic overskirt.
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