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Kayser nylons, “You Owe it to Your Audience." 1940s
US Vogue April 1, 1955
Anne St. Marie wears a Givenchy natural straw boater hat with a flat crown, almost as wide as the brim. For city wear, Givenchy presents it with a fine black wool dress.
(Below) The opera pump reimagined for summer. Givenchy uses it throughout its collection, with a perfectly triangular cut-off toe for a new simplicity at the sides. The umbrella: vibrant stripes that curl to form a slender stem.
Anne St. Marie porte un canotier en paille naturelle de Givenchy, avec une calotte : plate, mais presque aussi large que le large bord. Pour la ville, Givenchy le présente avec une robe fine en laine noire.
(en dessous) Escarpin d'opéra revisité pour l'été. Givenchy l'utilise dans toute sa collection, avec un bout coupé en triangle parfait, pour une nouvelle simplicité sur les côtés. Le parapluie : des rayures éclatantes qui s'enroulent jusqu'à former une fine tige.
Photo Karen Radkai
Ingrid Bergman with her daughter, Isabella Rossellini. Circa 1960s.
Lynne Frederick
Alfred Hitchcock posing with a giant rotary telephone to promote his 1954 thriller, Dial M for Murder.
Dennis Stock - Woman in diner, New York. 1960
Connie Converse
Vivian Maier
Lauren Bacall in an early publicity still from Warner Brothers.