#traina-norell

Evening Set

Traina-Norell, 1959

US Vogue March 1, 1960

A classic suit with houndstooth checks and an asymmetrical hem, featuring an orange lining in the jacket, a matching blouse, and a black and white check pattern. Baroque pearls in a mix of beige and gray; chamois-colored gloves; a dark chocolate handbag. A wool tweed suit by Traina-Norell, with a silk blouse and jacket lining. David Webb pearls. Makeup: Stendhal's new G-Sen Color shade, Sardane.

Tailleur classique, avec ses carreaux pied-de-poule et son ourlet asymétrique. avec une doublure orange sur la veste, un chemisier assorti, un motif à carreaux noirs et blancs. Perles baroques dans un mélange de beige et de gris ; gants couleur chamois ; sac à main couleur chocolat noir. Tailleur en tweed de laine, signé Traina-Norell, avec chemisier et doublure de veste en soie. Perles David Webb. Maquillage : la nouvelle teinte G-Sen Color de Stendhal, Sardane.

Marilyn Ambrose as medieval bride in hooded ivory cape, over an ivory sheath dress, both by Traina-Norell.

Vogue, October 1943

• Woman's Cocktail Dress.

Designer/Maker: Norman Norell (United States, 1900-1972); Traina-Norell (United States, 1940-1960)

Date: ca. 1958

Socialite Esme O'Brien Sarnoff contemplating an unidentified sculpture in the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art, modeling a dress and a parasol designed by Traina-Norrell, July 25, 1944. She was then married to Robert Sarnoff, David's son.