Beatrice Fox Auerbach Exhibit At CHS

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Man tailored trouser suit (1955) by Jackman of California of worsted wool and a multi colored striped silk short sleeve blouse. (1950)
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An evening gown circa 1967 with a white Marabou shoulder feather cape circa 1940.
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Beach outfit circa 1961.
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Custom-made sandals by Mathias.
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Four outfits worn by Beatrice Fox Auerbach at her office at G. Fox and Company department store in Hartford.
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An empire style ball gown with cream silk net over skirt, hand embroidered with Belgian lace flounce at hemline and around shoulders.The elbow length sleeves have pearl trim.

PUBLISHED: January 29, 2016 at 2:17 p.m. | UPDATED: December 12, 2018 at 12:50 p.m.

Beatrice Fox Auerbach was a titan of a woman who quickly became a Hartford style icon. A new exhibit at the Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford focuses on this aspect of Auerbach’s legacy. Read story here.

Beatrice Fox Auerbach Exhibit At CHS

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