GATTINONI Spring 2005 Haute Couture - Fashion Channel

GATTINONI Spring 2005 Haute Couture - Fashion Channel Visit and Subscribe to Fashion Channel to find out more! - http://bit.ly/1OdEd04 Visit our Shop: https://www.fashionchannel.shop In 1946, Fernanda Gattinoni's atelier opened in the capital. The first dress bearing the Gattinoni label was a green velvet suit, made for Clara Calamai, a diva of Italian cinema in the Fifties. Some of the most beautiful women of all time entrusted themselves to "Madame": Ingrid Bergman, Audrey Hepburn, Kim Novak, Lucia Bosè, Ava Gardner, Margaret of England, Anna Magnani, Gina Lollobrigida, Anna Maria Pierangeli, Isa Miranda, Lana Turner, Maria Josè to name but a few. An infinite production of dream dresses and haute couture: bodices, marked waists, full skirts, empire dresses. Fernanda Gattinoni was a woman from another era, who received numerous awards both in Italy and abroad throughout her long career for her tireless commitment to fashion and social issues. The Roman atelier also became an international reference point for the creation of wedding dresses. In 1960, Fernanda Gattinoni designed the empire-style dress collection that became her stylistic cliché par excellence. Her illustrious clients included Golda Meier, Giulietta Masina, Mimise Guttuso, Eva Peron, Jackie Kennedy and Princess Margaret of England, who in 1961 caused a scandal by wearing Gattinoni dresses at Buckingham Palace (according to court etiquette, it was forbidden for members of the royal family