Evening Cloaks from the Gazette du Bon Ton
By the 1920s, cloaks were no longer considered regular daytime attire, but they were still worn over fancy evening gowns. This called for luxurious fabrics, pref-erably by Bianchini Férier, such as velvet lined with ermine, or quilted silk, lined with sable fur. Poiret’s evening grown from 1921 pairs blue brocade with gold lamé. His cloak is also in gold lamé, with a satin lining.
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Evening Cloaks from the Gazette du Bon Ton
By the 1920s, cloaks were no longer considered regular daytime attire, but they were still worn over fancy evening gowns. This called for luxurious fabrics, pref-erably by Bianchini Férier, such as velvet lined with ermine, or quilted silk, lined with sable fur. Poiret’s evening grown from 1921 pairs blue brocade with gold lamé. His cloak is also in gold lamé, with a satin lining.
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Aankoop uit het F.G. Waller-Fonds
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Purchased with the support of the F.G. Waller-Fonds
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By the 1920s, cloaks were no l ...... old lamé, with a satin lining.
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In de jaren 1920 werd de cape ...... é, heeft een satijnen voering.
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RP-P-2009-1943-4
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Rijksmuseum
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Avondcapes uit de Gazette du Bon Ton
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Evening Cloaks from the Gazette du Bon Ton
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1920
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1920
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extent
blad breedte 190 mm
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blad hoogte 247 mm
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height 247 mm
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width 190 mm
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Collectie: kostuum- en modeprenten
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Collectie: prenten
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Collection: costume and fashion prints
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Collection: prints
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eerste kwart 20e eeuw
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first quarter 20st century
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