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‖ robe de style|rɔb də stil|
[Fr., lit. ‘robe of style’.]
(See quot. 1969.) Also fig. and attrib.
1928[see eau-de-Nil s.v. eau]. 1931Times Lit. Suppl. 25 June p. i/4 Dignincont's..etchings and Coulouma's clear setting in Baskerville lend an expensive robe de style to a novel which seems more at home in a yellow jacket. 1963Times 24 Jan. 12/4 John Cavanagh's bridal model, a soft vision in white chiffon, cut on robe de style lines, with chiffon veil falling from a flowered chignon, has given rise to much speculation whether this studied simplicity will be reflected in the gown that Princess Alexandra will choose for her wedding. 1969R. T. Wilcox Dict. Costume (1970) 293/1 Robe de style, the twentieth century infanta style, an evening fashion for which Lanvin of Paris became famous; its vogue was in the nineteen twenties and thirties. It had a tight bodice with a bouffant skirt, ankle or floor length. |