Gabardine Collection
"Gabardine: A Timeless Fabric for Fashionable Adventures" In this captivating studio fashion portrait
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"Gabardine: A Timeless Fabric for Fashionable Adventures" In this captivating studio fashion portrait, the stunning actress Sunday Wilshin (1906-1991) effortlessly embodies elegance and style. As she prepares to grace the silver screen in a new film at Ealing, Miss Wilshin showcases her impeccable taste by donning a winter sports suit made of blue proofed gabardine from Burberry. Burberry, renowned for their exquisite craftsmanship, presents this advert as a testament to the enduring allure of gabardine. The fabric's versatility is further highlighted in Pierre Cardin's white wool gabardine suit created by Fournier - an embodiment of Parisian chic that exudes sophistication. Meanwhile, a woman joyfully skips in a white nainsook ruffled dress, radiating youthful charm and femininity. Two fashionable ladies confidently sport three-piece suits designed by H J Nicholl - epitomizing timeless elegance with a modern twist. The historical significance becomes apparent through its association with Burberry's carapace air suit during World War I. This innovative garment provided protection and comfort to aviators amidst turbulent skies. Gabardine transcends time and occasions; it finds its place even within elegant motoring costumes and complements them perfectly. Edward Mann's white gangster hat adds an element of intrigue and glamour to any ensemble. Dating back to 1892, Hawks engraving immortalizes the enduring appeal throughout generations. Fast forward to 1953 when après-ski fashion embraces this remarkable fabric with open arms - blending functionality with high-end style on snowy slopes. Transporting us back in time once again, we witness the sophistication of ladies' day suits from 1926 that effortlessly combine gracefulness with contemporary flair. And who can forget Burton's raincoat from 1938? A true testament to how gabardine has stood strong against the elements, providing both practicality and elegance.