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- 1. Lanvin By: Jade Judith Dykstra Fashion Industry 100 Online 32554 Designer PowerPoint
- 5. Did Not Drape or Sketch
- 6. Intricate Trimmings, Embroidery, and Beading
- 7. Influential Designer of 1920’s and 1930’s
- 10. Fragrances-1925
- 12. Furs-1982
- 14. Antonio del Castillo (1950-1963)
- 23. Fall 2000 Patchwork of Lozenge Shapes Embroidered With Silk or Beads Ice Cream and Coffee Tones
- 24. Spring 2005 Volume and Weightlessness Simple to Put On Incorporated Pearls, Ribbon, or Stones
- 25. Fall 2005 What Women Love About Lanvin Lots of Jackets Black and Cream With Little Color
- 26. Spring 2010 Color and Originality Drapery and Pleats Remembered by Many
- 27. Fall 2010 Urban Simplicity and Fierce Embellishment Cocktail and Eveningwear Women’s Fashion Desires
- 28. Keeping a theme Strong and Feminine Bold and Risky
- 29. old vs. new Vintage 1950’s Lanvin 2006
- 31. Improved Quality and Style
- 33. Thank You
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- Jeanne Lanvin was born January 1, 1867. Lanvin the eldest of 11 children. At age 16 she was a apprentice milliner and dressmaker. In 1889, she was set up as a milliner at 22 rue du Faubourg St.-Honore, 75008 Paris, France. In 1895, Lanvin married her first husband, Count Emilio diPietro and later gave birth to her only child, Marguerite. Lanvin designed such beautiful clothes for her daughter that it began to attract the attention of a number of wealthy people who wanted the same for their own children. Lanvin than became known for her mother daughter outfits. Lanvin did not drape or sketch, but gave verbal instruction to the sketchers. Lanvin will always be one of the most influential designers of the 1920’s and 30’s. Her skillful use of intricate trimmings, expert embroideries and beaded adornment became her trademark. After Lanvin’s death her family continued the business.
- Jeanne Lanvin started with only children's and women's clothing. Later men’s clothing and fragrances were adapted, and after the designers death furs and accessories were brought in by the new designers.
- Lanvin was a company built on ultra feminine clothing. It was always recognized for the embroidery and beading. After a period of decline at the end of the twentieth century, Lanvin found new success with the 2001 arrival of designer AlberElbaz (shown in picture). Elbaz has innate sense of what women want and has incorporated this into his designs. He has brought back what Lanvin was originally about and put his own edge on the collections.
- Over all Lanvin has kept a theme of femininity. The designs shown on the left are Jeanne Lanvin’s original designs. Elbaz’s design on the right are from his fall collection in 2005. Both designs resemble the masculine touch yet fierce and sexy look for a women.
- Vintage Lanvin consisted of mother daughter outfits and suited women from 1890 till 1950. The Lanvin after took new flight consisting of a more edgy and ferocious turn in fashion. Today the name Lanvin still carries its understanding of women but drives for what women want in this era. They want sexy, bold, sophisticated, and to be noticed.