Ina Claire et Madge Evans dans The Greeks had a word for them, costumes de Gabrielle Chanel (1932) Carl Erickson Photographie de presse de 1950

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Ina Claire et Madge Evans dans The Greeks had a word for them, costumes de Gabrielle Chanel (1932) Carl Erickson Photographie de presse de 1950

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Ina Claire et Madge Evans dans The Greeks had a word for them, costumes de Gabrielle Chanel (1932) Carl Erickson Photographie de presse de 1950 Photographie de presse de 1950 Numéro de novembre 1961 de l'édition américaine du Harper's Bazaar avec une couverture du magazine photographiée par Richard Avedon Ensemble de cinq tirages argentiques de 1932 de photographies de studio représentant Ina Claire et Madge Evans dans le film The Greeks had a word for them dont Chanel réalisa les costumes

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