Grès A/H 1953-54, robe en soirie brochée de velours noir Acétate Rhodia de Bianchini-Férier. Photo Roland de Vassal. Mannequin Gigi Terwalgne.
Grès A/H 1945-46 (à gauche Schiaparelli). Illustration de Léon Bénigni.
Madame Alix Grès, evening dress, black matte silk jersey, circa 1938
Madame Grès (Alix Barton) 1965-67
Madame Alix Grès (French, 1903–1993)
Madame Grès (Alix Barton) | Suit | French | The Met
Madame Grès (Alix Barton) | Coat | French | The Met
Madame Grès (Alix Barton) | Evening dress | French | The Met
Madame Grès (Alix Barton) | Cocktail ensemble | French | The Met
(a, b) Madame Grès (Alix Barton) | Ensemble | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Madame Grès, or Alix Barton, created sculptural Grecian gowns and gained the nickname of the "Sphinx of Fashion." Read more about her!
A one-of-a-kind piece from a master of fabric manipulation; garments with the "Alix" label are fairly rare. The designer worked under that label in the early 1930s, before taking on the name "Alix Grès
Model Amalia Vairelli poses in a pleated column dress and georgette cape for evening designed by Alix Grès for fall 1985.
Designer: Madame Grès (Alix Barton) (French, Paris 1903–1993 Var region). Date: ca. 1960. Culture: French. Medium: silk. Credit Line: Purchase, Gifts fro...
French dressmaker Madame Alix Grès made her name in the mid-20th century with sleek, minimal garments that mimed the slender, vertical lines of Greco-Roman architecture. An outlier in the fashion world, she eschewed mid-20th century trends for a timeless elegance, forging her own singular path. Madame Grès’s aspirations to become a sculptor were quashed by...
Once upon a time, there was a lady wanting to be a sculptress. Luckily she became one of the most amazing fashion designer of all time: Alix Barton, who became MADAME GRÈS. As if all women were greek goddesses, Grés (name of her husband Serge from back to front) dressed them in shapes that always…
Lauran Cabaret asked us to dress this wine, aged for a year in terracotta jars in the heart of the Limousis cave. Named Grès, this cuvée owes its name to the sandstone terroirs on which the vines were planted. The packaging embodies the roughness and naturalness of this rock formed by quartz sand. The curved…
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