Two creations by Martial & Armand, Lucile Paray. January 1933.

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Costumes by Martial et Armand, Lucile Paray

Martial et Armand and Lucile Paray  January 1933.

Deux créations de MARTIAL et ARMAND.

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NONO. – Manteau d’après-midi en lainage morron; ceinture passant sous le devant et venont se nouer ou dos Ivu au second plan. Hout du corps, hout des manches el col en astracan.
NONO.- Robe d’après-midi en crêpe satin mol et brillont. Encolure nouée en fichu et revenant se draper en ceinture. Découpes à la jupe.

Deux créations de Lucile Paray.

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IL EST CHARMANT. Ensemble taileur d’après-midi en velours noir A. G. B. avec garniture de skungs-pointillé. Monches raglans ovec découpes. Ceinture serrée dans une large boucle de diamants.

Blouse formant le haut du corps de l’ensemble précédent; dentelle de satin mat. Monches resserrées du coude ou poignet. Collerette partant des époules et croisant devant. Haute ceinture de velours drapée à la taille.

Feuillets de l’élégance féminine. January 1933. Costumes by couturier MARTIAL et ARMAND and LUCILE PARAY.

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