This special presentation at the Museo del Traje highlights the exceptional "Vestido de Ana Pombo para Paquin, P/V, 1939." It offers a unique opportunity to appreciate the artistic vision of Ana de Pombo, a pivotal Spanish fashion designer whose innovative work shaped 1930s haute couture. Explore how her designs blended Spanish influences with Parisian elegance, cementing her legacy in fashion history.
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This exhibition at the Museo del Traje focuses on a 1939 evening dress designed by Ana de Pombo for the French fashion house Paquin. The presentation highlights the life and work of Ana de Pombo, an often-overlooked Spanish designer, and her significant contributions to haute couture.
This presentation at the Museo del Traje shines a spotlight on Ana de Pombo and a significant creation: an evening dress designed for the prestigious French fashion house Paquin for the Spring/Summer 1939 season. The exhibition delves into the life of Ana de Pombo, a multifaceted figure in fashion and society, whose contributions have been largely forgotten over time. The article details her career, from early life and musical passions to her ventures in Paris with Maison Elviana, her tenure at Chanel, and her eventual directorial role at Paquin, where this featured dress was designed. It explores her innovative designs, her use of Spanish influences, and her subsequent career. The dress itself is presented as a testament to her innovative approach, showcasing her ability to blend Spanish references with Parisian elegance.
Attendance is free until capacity is reached. The event takes place on Sundays at 12:30 PM and lasts for 30 minutes.
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