Evening Gowns cut on the Bias, draped, and pleated in grecian style was Madame Gres signature Style.
"The Man who Broke the Rules"-Paul Poiret
Paul was the outcast. he never played by the rules. In 1903 he opened his fashion house, and became instantly known for his Kimono Coat. He constantly changed himself, as he moved from draped gowns, to angular line cut garments
Jeanne Lanvin
Jeanne's useful use of trims, embroideries and beaded decorations became her trademark, if not Thee most influential Designer in the 30's Jeanne ranks in the top 3 in my Opinion. her endless collections of beautiful evening gowns graced many celebrity faces, and magazine during this time.
Elsa Sciaperelli
Italian Designer, and also Rivals with CoCo Chanel, is known for her iconic collaboration with her close friend Salvador Dali, among these famous collection of dresses are:
The Lobster Dress
The Tears Dress
The Skeleton Dress
Shoe Hat
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