Using soft chiffon
cut on the bias, the lines of the body are enlivened. Moreover, as the cloth at the chest is twisted, the garment
gives of a full three-dimensional feeling. This dress
' decorative techniques are characteristic of Madeleine Vionnet
at that time. Vionnet's creativity and haute couture
handwork is splendidly united in this garment.
Lightweight material gained in popularity in the 1930s, as it was useful for achieving the flowing line fashionable
at the time. Joining such thin, transparent fabric
together without causing bumps to form necessitated a skilled seamstress' techniques.
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