Object Title
Red Jersey Dresses
Part of
Collection: René Bouché fashion illustrations
Material Category
Drawing/Painting/Print
Type of Work
drawings
Description
This illustration appeared in the September 15, 1954 issue of Vogue on page 144. According to the caption, the dress on the left is made from red worsted jersey by Nathan-Strong. The dress features a surplice bodice with a white satin scarf tucked underneath, and is paired with a black clutch and small hat. The dress on the right features a notched sailor collar and is made in red jersey by Suzy Perette. The dress is paired with a wide black belt and white hat.
Date
1954
Related people
René Bouché (artist)
Vogue (New York) (commissioner)
Nathan-Strong (designer)
Suzy Perette (designer)
Measurements
20.25 in (width) x 21.75 in (height)
Inscription
RRBouché (signature)
Use Restrictions
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Location
box OSxxx4, folder 4
Identifier
KA0038_000036
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Material Category
Drawing/Painting/PrintType of Work
drawingsDescription
This illustration appeared in the September 15, 1954 issue of Vogue on page 144. According to the caption, the dress on the left is made from red worsted jersey by Nathan-Strong. The dress features a surplice bodice with a white satin scarf tucked underneath, and is paired with a black clutch and small hat. The dress on the right features a notched sailor collar and is made in red jersey by Suzy Perette. The dress is paired with a wide black belt and white hat.Date
1954Related people
René Bouché (artist)Vogue (New York) (commissioner)
Nathan-Strong (designer)
Suzy Perette (designer)
Measurements
20.25 in (width) x 21.75 in (height)Inscription
RRBouché (signature)Use Restrictions
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Location
box OSxxx4, folder 4Identifier
KA0038_000036Related Objects
There’s more! What you see on this site is only what is viewable online. Please visit archives.newschool.edu to find out more about what’s in the archives.