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Vintage convergence
My husband showed me this Bazaar cover from February 1952...one of his favorite Brodovitch designs, and I said Hey, I know that dress! It was labeled Harvey Berin designed by Karen Stark. I sold it some years ago. I am pleased that I had the same basic instinct in shooting this angle.
And while I'm at it, an alert reader found this Lilli Ann ad, matching a jacket I had in my web store...
And while I'm at it, an alert reader found this Lilli Ann ad, matching a jacket I had in my web store...
5 things: Vintage coats
A few of the coat styles found right now at denisebrain.com (click on photos for link to items):
1. Bright canvas
Iconic Bonnie Cashin, with leather trompe l'oeil shoulder bag pocket.
2. Band uniform braid
60s weighty wool with glittering buttons and elaborate braid.
3. Warm brown cashmere
Light, soft, and warm pure cashmere, with typically great 1950s buttons.
4. Surprise lining
1950s Lilli Ann cream wool clutch coat with satin stripe lining.
5. Tie-waist corduroy
Early 40s insulated cotton cord coat, labeled Neusteter's - Denver.
1. Bright canvas
Iconic Bonnie Cashin, with leather trompe l'oeil shoulder bag pocket.
2. Band uniform braid
60s weighty wool with glittering buttons and elaborate braid.
3. Warm brown cashmere
Light, soft, and warm pure cashmere, with typically great 1950s buttons.
4. Surprise lining
1950s Lilli Ann cream wool clutch coat with satin stripe lining.
5. Tie-waist corduroy
Early 40s insulated cotton cord coat, labeled Neusteter's - Denver.
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