Dress

Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo American

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In one of the great pilgrimages of modern fashion history, Giorgio di Sant'Angelo and Diana Vreeland went looking for the gypsy, in pursuit of the most colorful, authentic, and aboriginal form and manner of dress. That these two unlikely sophisticates came together in this passionate cause is itself romantic.

Dress, Giorgio di Sant'Angelo (American, born Italy, 1933–1989), synthetic fiber, suede, cotton, feathers, glass, shell, stone, plastic, American

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Dress, Giorgio di Sant'Angelo (American, born Italy, 1933–1989), synthetic fiber, suede, cotton, feathers, glass, shell, stone, plastic, American
Dress, Giorgio di Sant'Angelo (American, born Italy, 1933–1989), synthetic fiber, suede, cotton, feathers, glass, shell, stone, plastic, American
Dress, Giorgio di Sant'Angelo (American, born Italy, 1933–1989), synthetic fiber, suede, cotton, feathers, glass, shell, stone, plastic, American

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