File:Gold lace evening dress designed and worn by Anne Fogarty, 1953.jpg
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English: Gold lace evening gown designed and worn by Anne Fogarty, USA, 1953. Worn by the designer to receive an award in Philadelphia.
Fabulous Fashion, on display through March 2, 2019. |
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| Author | Laura Blanchard |
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