There is a very elegant party going on over at The Shiny Pebble and what better way to join in then to invite
The Costume Designer -- Jacques Fath to design one of his innovative and unique creations and wear some of his extremely rare Iris Gris perfume
During the postwar creative boom of early 50s -- France, had three fashion designers revolutionized couture: One of which was Jacques Fath who had become one third of the triumvirate known as "the big three"
Jacques Fath, Christian Dior, Pierre Balmain
Jacques Fath (French, 1912–1954) was a self-taught designer who learned his craft from studying museum exhibitions and books about fashion.
Jacques Fath created the costumes for the greatest dance film ever made: The Red Shoes. After the release of this beautiful movie, Fath attained the status of celebrity of great prominence.
Ball gown, ca. 1951
Jacques Fath (French, 1912–1954)
Black silk velvet with ivory silk satin, white mink, and gold metal trim.
Jacques Fath (French, 1912–1954)
Black silk velvet with ivory silk satin, white mink, and gold metal trim.
Gift of Mrs. Giorgio Uzielli, 1984 (1984.606.3a,b)
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