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Posts Tagged ‘1920s fashion’

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Who was Ninette?

In the early 1920s a series of rather simple, yet wonderful adverts appeared in theatre programmes for the fashion house of Ninette. With two outlets in London at 47 Cranbourne Street and 79 Shaftesbury Avenue, Ninette was rather well placed, but seemingly only flourished for a few years. (more...)

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Tags: 1920s, 1920s couture, 1920s fashion, 20s couture, 20s fashion, Jazz Age, London couture, London fashion, Ninette, Ninette couture

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Hugh Willoughby

A British artist who rose to prominence in the new wave of costume designers and illustrators that emerged after the First World War and made a name for himself in London and Paris before moving to the USA in the mid 1920s. (more...)

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The Artistry of Jean Peron Couture

Jean Peron Couture was a thriving couture establishment with outlets in Paris and London that flourished in the 1920s. Peron received glowing praise for its gowns in publications such as The Queen and The Times and The Era announced in one feature that ‘Peron prides himself on always being a little in front of fashion.’ (more...)

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Who was Bergere Oscar Perrault?

I was fortunate in being able to buy some delightful sketches of women in 1920s fashions signed by an artist called Bergere Oscar Perrault. But who was he and what were these drawings created for? (more...)

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Tags: 1920s fashion, 1920s painting, art deco art, Bergere Oscar Perrault, Dr Gerard Perrault, Eugene Perrault, Mrs Geramine Barone, Nashua, New School of Design, Norman Rockwell, Oscar Perrault, Valmore Perrault

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