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André Perugia
1920 | The Model CAPRICE
Circa 1923 | unnamed model
At the Bata Shoe Museum | Toronto
Source: flickriver Sheila Ellen
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1920 | André Perugia | The model Caprice
Filed November 29, 1920 | Granted August 9, 1921
Source: INPI (Institute National de la Propriété Industrielle - France)
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1922 | André Perugia | The model Caprice
As barely seen in Vogue
Source: Vogue France, December
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A delicate work of decorative motifs in multicolored enamel augments the originality of this black patent shoe.
Source: Vogue | December 1922
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Musée de Romans | CAROLINE POISSONIER (maintenance expert)
takes great care with André Perugia shoes including the model Caprice
[Front row, first from right]
Source: Ville Romans
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Next to the model CAPRICE - on the first photograph - there is an unnamed model probably from the same collection of the ATHENIEN (brocade floral pattern), about which they said:
The last word in fashion is the black satin evening slipper with pointed vamp embroidered in frail eighteenth century flowers. It is worn with rose beige chiffon stockings.
Anne Rittenhouse
The Mail | May 17, 1924
No other photographs and/or drawings are available, but the model was featured on the well known 2-page spread in Vogue back in 1956.
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André Perugia | Green Kid And Brocade combined | Detail
Source: Perugia-Poiret Shoe Ideas - 1918 or 1956? (2 page spread on Vogue magazine, 1956)
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ANDRE PERUGIA
D O S S I E R
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André Perugia | Shoe tree detail
© Musée international de la Chaussure Romans
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