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Louise Chéruit (née Lemaire; 1866–1955), also known as Madame Chéruit and often erroneously called Madeleine Chéruit, was a French fashion designer. She was among the foremost couturiers of her generation, and one of the first women to control a major French fashion house.
Louise Chéruit, souvent citée à tort comme Madeleine Chéruit, née Louise Lemaire le 9 juin 1866 à Coulounieix [3] et morte le 11 août 1955 au Mesnil-le-Roi [4], [5], est une grande couturière française.
21 apr 2020 · Louise Chéruit – House of Chéruit. Madame Louise Chéruit, nata Louise Lemaire, spesso erroneamente chiamata Madameine Chéruit, fu tra le principali couturier della sua generazione e una delle prime donne a controllare una grande casa di moda francese. Il suo salone operato in Place Vendôme a Parigi, sotto il nome di Chéruit ...
Everyone knows Chanel, but Louise Chéruit’s is another vibrant story within the European fashion world. The first woman to dominate a French fashion maison and rule the style scene, Louise...
29 ott 2018 · Her client lists bore society's top names and her shows were among the first to feature live runway models. Her design style was fashion forward and lead the trend from Victorian to Belle Époche to the Jazz Ages, including her creation of the famous "Flapper Dress."
21 ott 2016 · A Madame of Couture: Louise Chéruit. 21/10/2016. Since Charles Frederick Worth established his eponymous fashion house in 1858 and introduced the figure of the ‘couturier’ as it is known today, male dress-makers imposed their own idea of femininity over the female body.
La maison fait partie des cinq grands noms qui dominent le paysage de la haute couture parisienne au début du XXe siècle avec Louise Chéruit, Jacques Doucet, Jeanne Lanvin, et Charles Worth. Le musée Galliera et le musée des arts décoratifs possèdent des témoignages de leurs créations, mais cette maison, pourtant célèbre en son temps, est peu encore présente dans les collections ...
