Dress

Design House JL Arbiter
Designer Jack Lenor Larsen American

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In the early 1960s, Jack Lenor Larson, the well-known textile designer, created a successful, but short-lived line of men's and women's clothing under the label "JL Arbiter." This dress reflects Larson's wit as a textile designer: rather than employ actual center front and center back seams, Larson lines up the chevron pattern in the textile so as to create trompe l'oeil seams, instead.

Dress, JL Arbiter, linen, American

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Dress, JL Arbiter, linen, American
Dress, JL Arbiter, linen, American

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