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Share. Charles Frederick Worth is considered to be the father of Haute Couture. Worth was born in England, but he soon moved to France. He got his fame in Paris, where he established his fashion house in 1858, contributing to the establishment of Paris as cradle and capital of couture. The dresses he produced used to create desire, establishing ...
Title: Ball gown; Creator: Charles Frederick Worth; Fashion House: House of Worth (French, 1858–1956) Date Created: ca. 1872; Type: Ball gown; External Link: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Collection Online; Medium: silk; Designer: Attributed to Charles Frederick Worth (French (born England), Bourne 1825–1895 Paris)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Charles Frederick Worth, founder of the House of Worth, was a charismatic and artistically gifted Englishman who moved to Paris early in his career. Using his astute business sense, he capitalized on mid-nineteenth-century technological innovations such as the transatlantic steamship and the sewing machine.
En los años veinte, la silueta femenina desapareció y en su lugar las mujeres aparecían planas desde cualquier ángulo que se las mirara. En la Maison Worth ese efecto desolador se volvió soportable por la belleza de las telas bordadas que recordaban los diseños de Charles Frederick Worth. La Maison Worth desapareció finalmente en 1956.
Charles Frederick Worth, the designer who dominated Parisian fashion in the latter half of the nineteenth century, was born in Bourne, Lincolnshire, England, on October 13, 1825. As a young man, Worth worked as an apprentice and clerk for two London textile merchants.
Title: Ball gown. Creator: Charles Frederick Worth. Fashion House: House of Worth (French, 1858–1956) Date Created: 1895–1900. Type: Ball gown. External Link: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Collection Online. Medium: silk. Designer: Attributed to Charles Frederick Worth (French (born England), Bourne 1825–1895 Paris ...
Charles Frederick Worth was the first creator of haute couture in history. For the first time, a dressmaker designed outfits and presented them, made up and worn by models, to his clients, in the first fashion shows in his salon.
