Madeleine vionnet

Evening Dresses for Vogue, 1930, by Edward Steichen

Adrienne Ames, 1930s, originally uploaded by Gatochy. Click image for 766 x 1117 size. "Low-backed, white evening dresses were used to show off a deep tan. Film star Adrienne Ames wears a classically draped back, which could possibly have been designed by Madeleine Vionnet or Alix Barton (later known as Madame Grès). Almost sci-fi style wide sleeves made the column dresses worn for evening look slimmer and longer." Scanned from the book "Decades of Fashion".

Carnival dress

1927 Madeline Vionnet evening dress of chiffon with details in velvet and tulle. Original underslip no longer extant. From Art Deco, FB. This is the only picture I've ever seen of this dress. If you…

Evening dress Madeleine Vionnet (French, Chilleurs-aux-Bois 1876–1975 Paris) Date: 1917 Culture: French Medium: silk.

Evening dress, bias cut, silk crepe/ glass, designed by Madeleine Vionnet, Paris, France, c. 1930

The slip dress is here to stay.

Though there are separate specialists for applied braid and fringe, known as the crépinières, Vionnet chose in this instance to employ an embroidery of individual graduated lengths of silk thread passed and looped through the fabric, with each thread forming two drops of fringe

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