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The best street style looks spotted at Couture Week in Paris:
The Olsens

There are very few people deemed ‘style icons’ who continue to live up to the honor year after year, consistently setting trends seasons before they become mainstream. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, who need no introduction, are two such m.

Valentino - Spring 2015 Couture
Jean Paul Gaultier - Spring 2015 Couture
Stéphane Rolland
rings / vogue 1969.
The '60s BB
~1930s wide-legged jumpsuit/beach pyjamas in white. Loretta Young, 1930s Photo by Irving Lippman, Laguna Beach, California~
Bebe Daniels - 1930s - Reaching for the Moon - Costume design by David Cox lingerie bathing suit? black and white bikini robe?
Elisabetta Franchi.Spring-summer 2015.
Myrna Loy beautifully styled. But more important...the necklace, the necklace, the necklace.
This is stunning! Lanvin 1938 I would love to own this gown! Women's vintage cocktail fashion history
Renée Perle - 1930 - Palm Beach, Cannes, France - Beach lounge pyjamas - Photo by Jacques Henri Lartigue
Ginger Rogers - Born Virginia Katherine McMath in Independence in 1911, Ginger Rogers is known for the many musicals in which she danced with Fred Astaire. In 1941, she won her only Oscar in "Kitty Foyle." Although Rogers spent most of her childhood in Texas, she attended kindergarten and first grade at Benton school in KC.
Vogue UK, 1938. www.foreveryminute.com Luxury Silk Lounge and Sleepwear
1930, Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel Much of what the designer turned out still hold high places in today's fashion lexicon. Case in point: the wide-leg white pants and espadrilles she sported while spending time seaside with Rome's Duke Laurino. Chanel made slacks not only chic, but a possibility. Before she sported them, it was a rare sight to see a woman in a pair.