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Marlene Dietrich, The Devil Is a Woman, 1935
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Marlene Dietrich, The Devil Is a Woman, 1935
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Travis Banton (American, 1894–1958). Evening dress, ca. 1934. Black silk charmeuse embroidered with gold and silver sequins. Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of the Brooklyn Museum, 2009; Gift of Anna May Wong, 1956
Anna May Wong in a publicity photograph for Limehouse Blues, 1934
Miriam Hopkins wearing an outfit by Travis Banton for Vogue magazine, December 1934.
— Photo by George Hoyningen-Huene
Esther Ralston wearing a dress designed by Travis Banton for 'Half A Bride', 1928
Anna May Wong wearing her famous black silk dragon dress designed by Travis Banton for Limehouse Blues - 1934
Wong donated the gown to The Brooklyn Museum in 1956, wich later was transferred to The Costume institute at The Met.
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Hollywood's original "It" girl Clara Bow in the Paramount Pictures/Dorothy Arzner pre-code comedy drama The Wild Party, 1929. After a number of years starring in silent movies, this was Bow's first "talkie". The flapper costumes in the film were designed by Travis Banton.
Bugle -beaded evening ensemble
In 1936, Universal Studios released "My Man Godfrey", in which Carole Lombard was the leading actor. In the studio image shown here , Lombard is wearing a beaded gown designed by Travis Banton, and her iconic 152 Carat Star Sapphire Diamond Brooch
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Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, in Los Angeles.
Evening dress, 1934 by Travis Banton
Travis Banton worked as a costume designer for Paramount Studios. This dress was created for the 1934 film "Limehouse Blues"
This dress can be found in:the metropolitan museum of art