Irene Lentz Design, Town & Country April, 1955 p.4
Irene Lentz Design Town & Country April, 1955 p.4 [Advertisement] Gunther Jaeckel 10 East 57th We take pride in presenting THE SPRING AND SUMMER COLLECTION by IRENE Exclusive with Gunther Jaeckel in New York. Pictured, a sleekly sculptured suit of black raw silk, lined and cuffed in gold coin dots. $285 Fashion Salon, Third Floor” Thanks to Bret Fowler for sharing these Vintage Magazine Advertisements of Irene’s Designs with us! Click on the thumbnail image to see full view.
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Irene Lentz Design Town & Country August, 1956 p.56 [Editorial] THE CALIFORNIA LOOK “The captivating young star of twentieth Century-fox’s CinemaScope production, “D-Day The Sixth Of June,” Dana Wynter, is seen at the Beverly Hills Hotel in an evening dress of champagne lace and white Bianchini chiffon. Its strapless bodice is outlined in white mink. By Irene, at Ransohoffs; Gunther Jaeckel; Nan Duskin; Marshall Field. Ruser diamonds.” Thanks to Bret Fowler for sharing these Vintage Magazine Advertisements of Irene’s Designs with us! Click on the thumbnail image to see full view.
Read MoreIrene Lentz Designs in Town & Country September, 1954 p.13
Town & Country September, 1954 p.13 [Advertisement] Gunther Jaeckel, 10 East 57th “WE TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN PRESENTING THE FALL AND WINTER COLLECTION BY IRENE EXCLUSIVE WITH GUNTHER JAECKEL IN NEW YORK FASHION SALON, THIRD FLOOR” Thanks to Bret Fowler for sharing these Vintage Magazine Advertisements of Irene’s Designs with us! Click on the thumbnail image to see full view.
Read MoreIrene Lentz Designs in Town & Country April, 1954 p.13
Town & Country April, 1954 p.13 [Advertisement] Gunther Jaeckel, 10 East 57th “The chic of 57th Street compliments the unmistakable flair of The Irene Suit… …stripes of blue, black and white on raw silk $295 …pale gery or beige wool, the blouse in contrasts of silk $295 From a Collection, Exclusively Ours, Fashion Salon, Third Floor” Thanks to Bret Fowler for sharing these Vintage Magazine Advertisements of Irene’s Designs with us! Click on the thumbnail image to see full view.
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Town & Country September, 1954, p.12 [Advertisement] Nan Duskin, Philadelphia “For daytime… dinner time… the suit, the coat, in British imported fabrics beautifully correlated with ivy taffeta. The cocktail sheath, elegant in black crepe with embroidered ivy leaf motif.” Thanks to Bret Fowler for sharing these Vintage Magazine Advertisements of Irene’s Designs with us! Click on the thumbnail image to see full view.
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[Article] IRENE DESIGNS FOR LORETTA YOUNG Keyed to fashion and styled for the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production “Key to the City,” Irene’s wardrobe for the glamorous Loretta Young is another masterly interpretation of both mood and glamour. Business-like-yet-alluring is the character Miss Young portrays as the successful convention-going woman mayor… and the cleverly coordinated costume suits will make every woman yearn for a career! The campaigning mayor gets votes from all constituents for her persuasive fashions, which range from the convertible suit to evening clothes and at-home glamour. Famous as one of the best dressed stars in cinema, Miss Young upholds her reputation for wardrobe finesse in the engrossing picture “Key to...
Read MoreIrene in Town & Country, April 1956
[Article] Gunther Jaeckel Advertisement Irene exclusively for Gunther Jaeckel in New York, Defines Spring in no uncertain lines – Here, her signature suit – its impact in daring simplicity. In imported fabrics. From her Spring and Summer collection now being shown in the Fashion Salon, Third Floor. Click thumbnail for larger view. Thanks to Bret Fowler for sharing this with us!
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Irene is my grand-aunt, and admired for her work in women's fashion and Hollywood costume design. Her talent as a successful clothing designer in Los Angeles led to her long career as a costume designer for many great films in Hollywood.. until her sudden death in 1962. I hope you enjoy your visit.. ~ Karlyn
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