Monique Chevalier and Fall Red-Brown Fabrics, Vogue

An assemblage of fabric swatches for fall 1961, with model Monique Chevalier superimposed on top. Chevalier wears a brown-and-ginger plaid wool tweed swing coat, with three-quarter sleeves and large patch pockets, that features a matching fringed scarf attached at the back of the collar; by Dan Millstein, in Forstmann wool. Styled with a brown felt hat by Emme, unattributed light brown gloves, a lizard handbag by Lucille, Hanes seamless stockings, brown shoes by Naturalizer of Fleming-Joffe lizard, and unattributed gold jewelry: earrings, bracelet, ring. Her makeup is from Scandia. She is surrounded by fabric swatches in shades of reds, coppers, and browns; types of fabric include: wool crepes, woven wools that resemble crochet, fleeces, and tweeds. The fabrics are from various companies including: Anglo, Alamac Thalmatte, Lesur, Earl-Loom, Folker, Len Artel, Lawford, Dumas-Maury, Stroock, Liberty of London, Ria Herlinger, Milliken, Ring Fabrics. (Full details can be found on page 122 in issue)