1920s House of Adair Floral Black Crepe Beaded Flapper Dress Samuel_Sherman The debutante neckline is supported
Description
The debutante neckline is supported by 1" thick straps with a central zip fastening at the reverse
The hem of the coat is longer at the front
The dress is comprised of a peach toned shift cut dress with an etherial chiffon overlay featuring wide set sheer
The seam has been reinforced under the right arm pit and there is a small mend on the shoulder
Fall 2001 Manfred Thierry Mugler bronze iridescent jacket
1920s House of Adair Floral Black Crepe Beaded Flapper Dress Samuel_Sherman The debutante neckline is supportedThe House of Adair was a Parisian atelier that created beaded silk gowns for the export market during the 1920s. They were retailed in the best department stores of the day, especially in the US and UK. The designs were inspired by haute couture fashions and popular themes including orientalism and the geometric forms of the Art Deco movement. The workers has all been trained in haute couture methods and rare surviving pieces are often acquired by
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