Enhancing Everyday Elegance
Clothing, paintings, photographs, and objets dart trace the House of Worths history from its founding, by Charles Frederick, during the age of crinolines, through its second flowering in the Edwardian era, when his sons Jean-Philippe and Gaston assumed control, and on to the nineteen-twenties and thirties, when his grandson Jean-Charles ushered Worths lavish style into the Jazz Age while launching perfumes, befriending artists, and posing naked in a series of photographs by Man Ray
Play with a classic ball gown for traditional romance, or go for an updated modern look with a sleek mermaid silhouette
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Featuring a playful double-breasted button front, a notched collar, and eyelet cotton trim
When a young woman plans her quinceaera, she does not walk into the celebration alone