Une robe de Paris

A  stylish 1950's sundress, worn with a sunhat and gloves, is fabulous, but a dress capturing the essence of Paris is better!

"Sous le Signe de Paris" (Under the Sign of Paris) produced elegant prêt-à-porter (ready-to-wear) dresses and distinct "New Look" styles in the 1940's, '50's and '60's", promoting "Élégance, Qualité, Prix" (Elegance, Quality, Price).  Pieces bearing this label are highly sought after, with the style made famous in the television series Mad Men. 

Condition: A

Artist: Hervé Morvan

Year: 1952

Dimensions: W 57cm x H 78cm