Rijksmuseum
Dress and Jacket (complet)
Catharina Kruysveldt-de Mare
- Date
- c. 1952
- Medium
- wool, metal, plastic, horsehair, silk
- Culture
- Amsterdam
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
Christian Dior launched the ‘New Look’ in 1947, with pronounced female forms as its distinguishing feature. The hourglass figure is quite distinct here. The nipped-in waist is accentuated by slit pockets at the hips and a tapered placement of the buttons. Mrs Brusse also chose the ensemble because of its name: Urtebise, her maiden name.
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