Horst P. Horst
"Three Tones of Black"
Vogue, Sep. 15, 1941
Horst, 1941 by ellekelly8
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Horst P. Horst
"Three Tones of Black"
Vogue, Sep. 15, 1941
John Rawlings
"Origin...New York, Origin...California"
Vogue, Sep. 15, 1940
This bodice was first used by Ingrid Bergman in the film "Gaslight". It was reworked by Irene Lentz by covering the base garment with a original 19th century paisley shawl and the addition of fur trim for use in "The Great Sinner"
Irene Lentz fashion events staged here. Oh la la. The absolute height of Los Angeles fashion in the 40's, and 50's.
Southwestern Law School has preserved many historical elements in the former Bullock's Wilshire Department Store.
By Irene Lentz, the great Hollywood studio designer, a ready-to-wear jacket of the highest quality in deepest navy silk faille with pink silk lining.
The way the teeth of the zipper, extend up on one side, is characteristic in construction of Irene garments.
