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Marchesa Resort 2019

From the August 4, 1952 fashion feature - SUMMER SHAWLS. According to LIFE, “Summer evening wraps are as much a concession to convention as to warmth. A woman spends a day in a sunback seems to feel that she should wear something which will cover her bare shoulders when she goes out in the daylight-saving glare of an early summer evening—and perhaps provide some protection later if the night turns cool. Stoles, capes and jackets have been standard solutions in the past, but this season’s small waists and big skirts have brought back the demure and dressy little shawls reminiscent of Victorian hug-me-tights.” This image features an Angora Triangle, which was popular with Italian women of the time. (Nina Leen—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #fashionfriday #1950sfashion

Elie Saab | Spring 2018 Couture

Let’s start a revolution!

An outtake from the Mar. 24, 1958 fashion feature: “FAST BREAKING PLAIDS, CHECKS—Race track patterns are spring’s bold way of wearing conservative colors.” According to LIFE, “Even before the spring opening bugle has sounded at many tracks across the country, race track plaids and checks are off to a fast start and running well. In a season where clear bright colors predominate, the one new way of wearing conservative black, brown and navy is by combining them with white in oversize checks and plaids. These bold patterns, which are usually confined to country sports clothes, are now turning up in city wear, and have even been used in cocktail dresses.” This photo was taken at Roosevelt Raceway in New York. (Nina Leen—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #fashionfriday #1950sfashion #NinaLeen