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“Hollywood actress Myrna Loy shows off the new erogenous zone, the back.”
Scanned from the book “Decades of Fashion”.
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“Sleek, bias-cut dresses were worn for evening and formal occasions, and showed every curve, so girdles were used to slim down the hips. A model poses in a dress by Victor Stiebel (above, left), Hollywood actress Myrna Loy (above, centre) shows off the new erogenous zone, the back, and actress Gina Malo, (above, right) wears a bejewelled Empire line gown.”
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“This dress is by Robert Piguet who was known for his easy tailored dresses. “
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“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.”
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“Fashion editor-turned designer Mainbocher’s black evening dress (above, left) sets off a diamanté feather at the waist. Velvet was still popular for evening and Chanel designed wide-shouldered evening suits in black velvet. This dress (above, center) is by Robert Piguet who was known for his easy tailored dresses. Black satin trimmed with silver fox was used for this Mainbocher dress with its matching cape (above, right).”
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Found in It’ll Take The Snap Out Of Your Garters! blog.
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Found in It’ll Take The Snap Out Of Your Garters! blog.
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“from “The Children of Odin” 1920
written by Padraic Colum
illustrated by Willy Pogany”
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Via Dr. X’s Free Associations.
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