Costumes Trotteurs. Modèls de Worth, Cheruit, Dœuillet.

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Modèls de Worth, Cheruit, Dœuillet, 1916

Le Style Parisien 1916. Costumes Trotteurs.

Modèls by Georges Dœuillet, Madeleine Chéruit and Charles Frederick Worth.

Source: LE STYLE PARISIEN, 1916. COSTUMES TROTTEURS. Modèls de Worth, Cheruit, Dœuillet.

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