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Merceron shows Lanvins original sketch of the dress.[1] Robe de Style, House of Lanvin, Jeanne Lanvin, French, 1924-1925, silk, cotton, Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, C.I.56.49.1 & 1979.122.1 Robe de Style (label), House of Lanvin, Jeanne Lanvin, French, 1924-1925, silk, cotton, Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, C.I.56.49.1 & 1979.122.1 Together the Lanvin robe de style and the red and pink robe de style tell a story of a different woman and style that are often forgotten about when we think of 1920s fashion
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