Adeline André
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First Ready-to-Wear Collection
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The visual record is still being traced. It will appear here once found.
About this collection
Adeline André’s first house collection introduced the three-sleeve-hole construction through substantial fabrics including wool and flannel. The garments were intended for a ready-to-wear market, but their body-led wrapping and absence of ordinary closures already resisted industrial standardisation. The season establishes 1981 as the house’s formal beginning, distinct from the better-documented gallery presentation two years later.
