Pierre Balmain - Robe cocktail en tissu Robert Perrier (1952) Cabinet des Modes Planche rehaussée au pochoir d'un

Name: Pierre Balmain - Robe cocktail en tissu Robert Perrier (1952) Cabinet des Modes Planche rehaussée au pochoir d'un
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Pierre Balmain Robe cocktail en tissu Robert Perrier (1952) Cabinet des Modes Planche rehaussée au pochoir d'un Planche rehaussée au pochoir d'un dessin d'André Edouard Marty intitulé Amour Facture de 1899 de la maison Best & Co située 60 62 W 23rd St à New York Tirage argentique d'époque d'une photographie représentant une robe de cocktail créée par la maison Pierre Balmain pour l'été 1952 dans un satin ivoire du fabricant de tissus Robert Perrier

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