Related people/organizations
Norman Norell (designer)
Traina-Norell (Firm) (designer)
The Blum Store (commissioner)
Date
1946 – 1947
Work Type
photographic prints
Measurements
8 in (width) x 10 in (height)
Description
The Blum Store window display featuring mannequins wearing white evening dresses by Traina-Norell, which are described as "Abstract White" on a sign resting on the floor. The dress on the mannequin on the left appears to have long trains of fabric that extend from the shoulders down the back. The mannequin on the right wears a similar but one-shouldered dress, which also appears to have one long train extending down the back. Both mannequins are adorned with jewels, including necklaces, pins, bracelets, and hair clips. The mannequins also hold embellished handbags, and are shown next to a small table displaying perfumes and other accessories, as well as a sign and what appears to be pieces of abstract art. The photograph was part of a larger scrapbook that can be found in Box OSx-2, Folder 3.
Related Terms
Kellen Design Archives
Location
box 4, folder 6
Identifier
KA0035_000021
Use Restrictions
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
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