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CASTILLO
(1908 –1984) Antonio del Castillo began his career in Paris in the 1930’s, designing for Paquin and Piguet. In 1945 he went to New York to work at Elizabeth Arden. While in New York he also designed for the theatre and for the New York Opera. In 1950 Castillo was appointed couturier at Lanvin. There he followed in the tradition of Lanvin, with designed influenced by her famous robes de style. During his time there, the label became known as Lanvin-Castillo. He left Lanvin in 1962 to return to Elizabeth Arden. He remained there until 1965, when he opened his own business for private clients. He also designed for the movies.
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from a late 1950s suit
Courtesy of kickshawproductions
from a 1950s dress
Courtesy of tastyvintage.com
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