#william skinner

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue August 15, 1959

Isabella Albonico wears a white satin dress, wrapped twice around an obi belt. The skirt can be made long or short (it's short here). The back has a square neckline with a V-neck. Vogue pattern 4977, made here in Celanese acetate satin by William Skinner. Hairstyling: Dusharme Creme hair dressing.

Isabella Albonico porte une robe de satin blanc, enroulée deux fois autour d'une ceinture obi. La jupe, à réaliser longue ou courte (elle est courte, ici). Au dos, l'encolure carrée se termine en V. Patron Vogue 4977, réalisé ici en satin d'acétate de Celanese, par William Skinner. Direction coiffure : Dusharme Creme hair dressing.

Photo Tom Palumbo

[alicesloane13]

Okay, but listen

I need someone to film Mitch Pileggi having to endure the trauma of having to read all of the reports Mulder and Scully (especially mulder’s) turned in for their cases. Like, literally he’d be in hell.

[holdhard]

William Skinner: “We’re true, proper Savile Row tailors as opposed to those who call themselves ones, who wouldn’t know scissors from shears,” 

[atriabooks-blog]

Watch the book video for Sarah Kilborne's THE AMERICAN PHOENIX, telling the amazing comeback story of William Skinner, a leading founder of the American silk industry, after a devastating flood swept away everything that he had.

American Phoenix by Sarah S. Kilborne