Sargeant would have married her. Gorgeous....skinny, tall and beautiful. I have loved all of your "Seeking Sargeant" posts. Thank you. Mary Seeking Velazquez??
How wonderful your guest in Provence just walked by Lacroix's home lit within. I could just wish I had purchased a little Garouste and Bonetti chair from his salon in Paris at the auction a couple of years ago...who sat in those seats awaiting confections of Spain and 18thC Goya dreams mixed with Catholicism.
I'm glad though to have his sweater tee with jeweled cross as seen on the first issue cover of Vogue 1987 of the beginning of La Wintours reign...he is greatly missed, and would be wonderful as the new head of Schiaparelli.
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Sargeant would have married her. Gorgeous....skinny, tall and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have loved all of your "Seeking Sargeant" posts. Thank you. Mary
Seeking Velazquez??
No doubt-I should start looking! pgt
Deleteno doubt about it! He would have loved it...
ReplyDeleteMe thinks so too-
DeleteI walked by Christian Lacroix's house here in Arles and the lights were on. I wish that he was in Paris instead, whipping up confections such as this.
ReplyDeleteCL must be creating wherever he is. I loved his storybook- and anything he puts his finger tips too. pgt
DeleteHow wonderful your guest in Provence just walked by Lacroix's home lit within. I could just wish I had purchased a little Garouste and Bonetti chair from his salon in Paris at the auction a couple of years ago...who sat in those seats awaiting confections of Spain and 18thC Goya dreams mixed with Catholicism.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad though to have his sweater tee with jeweled cross as seen on the first issue cover of Vogue 1987 of the beginning of La Wintours reign...he is greatly missed, and would be wonderful as the new head of Schiaparelli.
What magical thinking! yes-Schiaparelli.
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