The Euclid Geometric! One side different from the other! Whimsically adorned with diamonds, triangles, lightning zigzags in vivid, effective contrasts! The accepted mode of Paris - perfected by I.Miller - for the fashionable Modernist gowns"
1926 | I.Miller Advertisement
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1926 | Euclid Geometric Pumps by André Perugia for I.Miller AT FIT
Green suede, gold metallic painted leather
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1926 | André Perugia for I.Miller
Ankle strap | The Euclid Geometric
Source: Vogue June 1, 1926 |
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1926 | André Perugia
Ankle strap | Cubist design in silver and white painted leather
Source: Le Figaro - April 30, 1926
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ANDRE PERUGIA
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Data sheet at FIT
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[THREE YEARS LATER]
OF COURSE
In his autobiography, Ferragamo writes, “How else can I explain my sense of design? I do not have to search for styles. When I need new ones I select from those that present themselves to my mind as I select an apple from the laden dish upon my table.” With these words, the creative would appear to deny any source of inspiration, any reference to anything but his own mind.
From: Salvatore Ferragamo | Inspiration And VisionExhibition at Museo Salvatore Ferragamo May 27, 2011 - March 12, 2012
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1929 | Salvatore Ferragamo
Vertical ZigZAg design | Patent granted November 1929
Source: Archivi della Moda del Nocevento
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2011 | Replica of the above patent for the exhibition
Salvatore Ferragamo | Inspiration And Vision
Museo Salvatore Ferragamo May 27, 2011 - March 12, 2012
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| 1930 | Moderne Lucio Venna For Ferragamo |
1926 | André Perugia
Ankle strap | The Euclid Geometric | Silver and white painted leather
Source: Le Figaro - April 30, 1926
Source: Vogue June 1, 1926
