Madame Gres evening dress, 1960
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Madame Gres evening dress, 1960
hostess dress, c. 1948-49 by Madame Gres
this dress is made of brown silk
this dress can be found in: the National Gallery of Victoria
Round 1 - 2026 (Costume Art / Fashion is Art) - Match 74 of 128
Adut Akech (Thom Browne), left
"“My look is inspired by birth and new beginnings,” Akech said on the carpet. ... “The notable inclusion of pink flowers specifically hints towards the birth of a baby girl.”" "The designer also added some sweet personal touches, appliquéing the bodysuit with Lily of the Valley—the birth flower for May. ... “I wanted to create something that felt true to both myself and Adut, and worked for someone experiencing one of life’s great miracles,” he says. “It was important that the design gave nods to this moment in her life and really celebrated her strength and beauty." (x)(x)
vs. Tiffany Rajaat (Madame Gres), right
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Whose outfit was better?
Adut Akech
Tiffany Rajaat
A fine Madame Grès couture black silk jersey cocktail dress with draped hood, circa 1942
Madame Grès: Evening dress, Autumn/Winter 1945
Evening Dress
Madame Grès
Fall/Winter 1954-1955
The MET (Accession Number: C.I.56.60.6a, b)
Princess Grace at Ladies Home Journal (October 1973)