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| 1956 | David Evins for Grace Kelly Silk needle lace (rose point), silk faille, seed pearls, glass beads, leather Source: Philadelphia Museum Of Art |
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| David Evins for Grace Kelly X-ray done in 2005 reveals the good-luck copper penny (right shoe) Source: Philadelphia Museum Of Art |
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| 1956 | David Evins and Grace Kelly | New York Custom satin shoe box with the Monegasque royal shield From: Grace Kelly: Icon Of Style To Royal Bride Source: Well Heeled Lifestyles [1] |
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1956, April 18 | Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly (shod in Evins') after the Civil Wedding
From: Grace Kelly: Icon Of Style To Royal Bride
Source: Well Heeled Lifestyles [1]
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Footnotes
[1]
Leslie L. Nottingham (now a Client Service representative at Christie's) is the author of "Well Heeled Lifestyles: The Shoes Of David Evins And The Women Who Wore Them, 1947-1991". We will use her thorough research (done with the help of the Evins family) to highlight Evins' work and to correct along the way mistakes and half-truths about him spread all over dozen of books.
[2]
"Grace Kelly: Icon Of Style To Royal Bride" (Yale University Press, 2006) by H.Kristina Haugland (Associate Curator of Costume and Textiles at the Philadelphia Museum Of Art).
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2006 | Evins Shoes at the
Wedding 50th anniversary exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum Of Art
Photograph by iirraa
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Andy Warhol for
David Evins
