"Vogue's First Reader" 1942 (INSCRIBED to Eleanor Lambert) (SOLD) Paul Desmond Brown Francois [texte de]

Francois [texte de]

13 3/4" x 10 7/8"

it re-opened after the war and Vionnet became one of the leading designers in Paris between the Wars (1919-1939)

witty tribute is the great artist of the superficial at his most deeply personal

It was produced by her then husband

"Vogue's First Reader" 1942 (INSCRIBED to Eleanor Lambert) (SOLD) Paul Desmond Brown Francois [texte de]Almost Everyone of Importance on Almost Everything of Importance! CROWNINSHIELD, Frank [Introduction by] Association copy inscribed: to Eleanor Lambert from Edna Woolman Chase Eleanor Lambert, a pioneering publicist, effectively shifted the fashion establishment away from the absolute dominance of long time Vogue Editor in Chief Edna Woolman Chase. While Chase firmly looked to Paris for sartorial authority, Lambert championed American designers,