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Dinner dress, 1905From the Cleveland History Center on Pinterest

Dinner dress, 1905

From the Cleveland History Center on Pinterest


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Evening dress, 1892From the Cleveland History Center on Pinterest

Evening dress, 1892

From the Cleveland History Center on Pinterest


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Karako from osomatsu-san episode 18~She look like a celebrity XD

Karako from osomatsu-san episode 18~She look like a celebrity XD


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Dinner dress by Redfern, Les Modes January 1923. Photo by Rahma.

Dinner dress by Redfern, Les Modes January 1923. Photo by Rahma.


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Dinner dress by Charlotte, Les Modes January 1923. Photo by Rahma.

Dinner dress by Charlotte, Les Modes January 1923. Photo by Rahma.


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 Dinner dress by Redfern, Les Modes 1917 (N174). Photo by Félix.

Dinner dress by Redfern, Les Modes 1917 (N174). Photo by Félix.


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Dinner dresses by Doeuillet, Les Modes 1917 (N174). Photo by Félix. Dinner dresses by Doeuillet, Les Modes 1917 (N174). Photo by Félix. 

Dinner dresses by Doeuillet, Les Modes 1917 (N174). Photo by Félix. 


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Dinner gown in Venetian lace by Doucet, Les Modes January 1903. Photo by Reutlinger.

Dinner gown in Venetian lace by Doucet, Les Modes January 1903. Photo by Reutlinger.


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 Dinner dress by Maison Agnès - Madame Havet, Les Modes January 1928. Photo by Lorelle.

Dinner dress by Maison Agnès - Madame Havet, Les Modes January 1928. Photo by Lorelle.


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Dinner DressHouse of WorthCharles Frederick WorthJean-Philippe Worth1890-95At his shop, Worth fashioDinner DressHouse of WorthCharles Frederick WorthJean-Philippe Worth1890-95At his shop, Worth fashio

Dinner Dress
House of Worth
Charles Frederick Worth
Jean-Philippe Worth
1890-95

At his shop, Worth fashioned completed creations which he then showed to clients on live models. Clients could then order their favorites according to their own specifications. This method is the origin of haute couture. Worth designed gowns which were works of art that implemented a perfect play of colors and textures created by meticulously chosen textiles and trims. The sheer volume of the textiles he employed on each dress is testimony to his respect and support of the textile industry. Worth’s creative output maintained its standard and popularity throughout his life. The business continued under the direction of his sons, grandsons and great-grandsons through the first half of the twentieth century.

(Silk Dress with morning glory motif.)


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