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They dress up as every culture but their own .. But I digress this here post is about Yves Saint Laurent , his come up and these illustrations.

The late Baron de Redé, the noted French( Everything ? lol ) aesthete, host, and financier, might be better known for his 1969 Oriental Ball, he is almost as famous for an earlier fête: his “Bal des Têtes”, which was held in 1956 at Hôtel Lambert, Redé’s Paris residence. The ball’s theme was headdresses, with guests encouraged to wear fanciful creations.

According to Redé’s memoirs, Yves Saint Laurent, then an assistant at Dior, was hired to design the ball.  We don’t know the extent of Saint Laurent’s contributions, but we do know that he designed a number of headdresses for some of the lucky female guests.  You can see sketches of his headdress designs below.  He also illustrated a rendering which depicted the theme of the party

Interview with The Master 


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Panchromatica Designs

Panchromatica Designs - reproductions of vintage illustrations available at wholesale prices

As I said in my last post, I used to have an online business on Etsy, known as Panchromatica Designs, selling reproductions of vintage illustrations. At its peak, I had about 600 items in that shop.

These included :

maps, theatre posters, Japanese prints, photographs, ocean liner postcards, propaganda posters, comic books, architectural illustrations, fashion plates and, a huge variety of other…


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