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Piguet

Year:

1951

Pattern Number:

1135

Pattern Company:

Vogue

One piece dress and bolero

Piguet

Piguet

Piguet

Piguet

Piguet

Piguet

Exhibition History

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Statement of Policy: The Couture Pattern Museum (CPM) is committed to fostering an environment that celebrates diversity, inclusivity, and equal opportunity. We firmly believe in the value of different perspectives, backgrounds, and cultures, and we strive to create a space where all individuals feel respected and valued.

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