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US Vogue June 1960
Dorothy McGowan wears a white dress, cut on the bias. Here, "bias" means a full, fitted skirt and a neckline edged with soft pleats. Designed by Edward Abbott, in rayon crepe. Hat by Lilly Daché.
Dorothy McGowan porte une robe blanche, coupé en biais. Ici, « biais » signifie une jupe ample et moulante, un décolleté ourlé de plis souples. Signée Edward Abbott, en crêpe de rayonne. Chapeau de Lilly Daché.
Photo Leomobruno-Bodi
Peter O'Toole and Isabella Albonico 1963 (photo by Bert Stern)
US Vogue October 15, 1961
Ford Galaxie; Ford Sunliner
Models : Dorothy McGowan & Iris Bianchi
Dresses by: Wilson Folmar by Edward Abbott and John Derro by David Hart.
Accessories by Mr. John Hair by Enrico Caruso
US Vogue October 15, 1959 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Unknown model wears sparkling trench coat in green satin, to construct a dress of costume proportions. By Edward Abbott; silk-faced satin, rayon back.
Le modèle inconnu porte un trench-coat étincelant en satin vert, pour construire une robe aux proportions costumées. Par Edward Abbott; satin à face de soie, envers en rayonne.
Photo Richard Rutledge
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US Vogue November 1, 1956 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
News because it's draped chiffon, pale, and takes the length situation in two easy steps a shorter skirt, a longer panel (this, to float beautifully when you dance). Dress by Edward Abbott. Mademoiselle satin sandals. Hanes seamless sandalfoot stockings. Ruby and diamond jewels from Harry Winston.
Nouvelle car elle est en mousseline drapée, pâle, et prend la situation de la longueur en deux étapes faciles une jupe plus courte, un pan plus long (ceci, pour flotter magnifiquement quand on danse). Robe par Edward Abbott. Sandales en satin Mademoiselle. Aux pieds bas santal Hanes sans couture. Bijoux en rubis et diamants de Harry Winston.
Model/Modèle: Lucinda Hollingsworth
Photo Richard Rutledge
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Peter O'Toole dancing with a model wearing white sheath dress by Edward Abbott. first February 1963 / photo by Bert Stern
The King's Christmas Pudding
The idea of writing down a set of instructions telling you how to prepare and cook a particular food goes back a long way, almost as far back as the process of writing itself. The oldest surviving recipes of all were inscribed on clay tablets in ancient Mesopotamia nearly 4000 years ago, recording lists of ingredients in spidery cuneiform script that look today like a chook jumped straight out of…
Distress not yourself if you cannot at first understand the deeper mysteries of Spaceland. By degrees they will dawn upon you. Let us begin by casting back a glance at the region whence you came. Return with me a while to the plains of Flatland and I will show you that which you have often reasoned and thought about, but never seen with the sense of sight – a visible angle.
Edwin Abbott Abbott, Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions
