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Avondale 1955
Nan Rees
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Avondale 1955
Nan Rees
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Charm Photography Magazine 1955
US Vogue August 15, 1951
Nan Rees wears a brown tweed suit by Vera Maxwell, in Somersville wool. John Frederics Charmer hat. Makeup: "Lucky Penny", by Harriet Hubbard Ayer.
Nan Rees porte un tailleur en tweed marron de Vera Maxwell, en laine Somersville. Chapeau de John Frederics Charmer. Maquillage : "Lucky Penny", par Harriet Hubbard Ayer.
Photo Richard Rutledge vogue archive
September 1952- Nan Rees in a gorgeous gown with permanent pleats in nylon georgette, wrapped in a satin cummerbund by Rappi
Nan Rees for Lana Lobell Fall/Winter 1956-7
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US Vogue August 15, 1951 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Model Nan Rees
Belled on two crinolines, a brown and beige tweed (Tweed? Tweed!) coat-dress cut like a party dress; a detachable necklet of marmot. By Anne Fogarty. Coro mock-pearl earrings. Delicate, shallow, part-of-the-act shoes, by Capezio, white cotton gloves, by Bacmo. Betmar's hat. Fur muff from Harold J. Rubin.
Photo Richard Rutledge
vogue archive
Nan Rees wearing a permanent pleated nylon georgette dress with satin cummerbund by Rappi, Glamour 1952 ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Photo by Frances McLaughlin-Gill Image by © Condé Nast Archive
Eileen Ford (green dress) with eleven of her busiest models, photo by Mark Shaw, 1955
Digital Colorization by Lorna Clark
Clockwise from top left: Dorian Leigh and Suzy Parker (sister), Georgia Hamilton, Dolores Hawkins, Mary Jane Russell, Kathy Dennis, Leonie Vernet, Nan Rees, Lillian Marcuson, Eileen Ford, Patsy Shally and Jean Patchett.