GIVENCHY HAUTE COUTURE AUTOMNE HIVER 1983-1984 - photo 1
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GIVENCHY HAUTE COUTURE AUTOMNE HIVER 1983-1984

Lot 591
25.01.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 134
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 888222
Lot 591 | GIVENCHY HAUTE COUTURE AUTOMNE HIVER 1983-1984
Estimate value
€ 600 – 800
Passage 50 du défilé
Une robe similaire brodée aux épaules apparaît dans Vogue Paris septembre 1983, photographiée par Albert Watson sur le mannequin Bonnie Berman. "L'emmanchure-collier, long fourreau en crêpe satin blanc d'Abraham, à décolleté droit devant et dos carré, aux profondes emmanchures bordées de velours noir brodé de dessins géométriques en jais et strass par Lesage".
Une robe en satin noir aux broderies similaires, provenant de la collection de Dominique Sirop et ayant appartenu à Madame Pinto, a fait partie de l'exposition rétrospective "Hubert de Givenchy" au Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza de Madrid (2014-2015) et figure dans le catalogue pages 90 et 91 ainsi qu'un croquis du couturier page 147 (éditons du musée Thyssen).
Cette même robe a été exposée lors de la rétrospective "Hubert de Givenchy" à la Cité de la Dentelle de Calais en 2017 et figure également au catalogue page 92 et 93 ainsi que le croquis page 51 (éditions Lienart).
Numéro de griffe veste : 68571
Numéro de griffe jupe : 68572
Manufactur:Givenchy
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