Pavillon d'Antin - Facture de la maison de parfums, 25 boulevard Haussmann à Paris (1922) I - L figure incontournable de la mode

Name: Pavillon d'Antin - Facture de la maison de parfums, 25 boulevard Haussmann à Paris (1922) I - L figure incontournable de la mode
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SKU: 52870708275
Price: 180.00 USD
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Pavillon d'Antin Facture de la maison de parfums, 25 boulevard Haussmann à Paris (1922) I L figure incontournable de la mode figure incontournable de la mode de la Belle Époque par Marie Dormoy qui eu la responsabilité de sa collection littéraire durant les dernières années de la vie de Jacques Doucet Ce livre provient de la bibliothèque personnelle d'Hélène Rochas La parfumerie diffuse les parfums de Babani Houbigant ou encore Coty

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