Maggy Collection

Mrs Charles Sweeny & Miss Jeanne Stourton at Maggy Rouff
Miss Jeanne Stourton seated next to Mrs Charles Sweeny (formerly Miss Margaret Whigham, later the Duchess of Argyll), who she closely resembled, at a Maggy Rouff dress show in 1937

Outfit designed by Maggy Rouff, studio fashion portrait. Captioned, Short Coats for Longer Days'. With description, Spring suits are, like our spring climate, variable

Madame Kyra Alanova (1902-1965, dancer, studio fashion portrait. With description)
Madame Kyra Alanova (1902-1965, dancer, studio fashion portrait. With description, Madame Alanovahas left for America where she will give a series of dance recitals)

Little Dorrit and Maggie (chromolitho)
3621771 Little Dorrit and Maggie (chromolitho) by Brundage, Frances (1854-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: Little Dorrit and Maggie)

Maggy Rouff jacket from Madame Hayward
Maggy Rouff jacket in red and white from Madame Hayward. 1936

Advertisement for Maggy Rouff fashions, showing elegant women at a party on a yacht at night. 1929

Costume by Rouff 1931
A tailored suit in grey by Maggy Rouff. The skirt has large pleats and the jacket is belted and has an unusual fold-back cuff detail. Date: 1931

Party dress by Maggy Rouff, 1959
A pretty look that characterised the Paris collections of 1959, manifested in a little party dress by Maggy Rouff. The Tatler states that it is easy to copy

Maggy Rouff Spring Fashion Show, 1948
Madame Maggy Besancaon de Wagner adjusting the necklace on one of her models, 1948. In 1947 Christian Dior created a sensational collection labelled the New Look

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"Maggy Rouff: A Fashion Legacy that Transcends Time" Outfit designed by Maggy Rouff, studio fashion portrait. Captioned, "Short Coats for Longer Days". With description, Spring suits are, like our spring climate, variable. Step into the world of timeless elegance with Maggy Rouff's exquisite designs. Known for her impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail, Maggy Rouff continues to captivate fashion enthusiasts across generations. Madame Kyra Alanova (1902-1965), dancer extraordinaire, poses in a studio fashion portrait. With plans to mesmerize audiences in America through a series of dance recitals, she promises to return to England come springtime. Mrs Charles Sweeny & Miss Jeanne Stourton grace the halls Rouff's atelier. Their presence exudes sophistication as they explore the latest creations from this esteemed designer. In the chromolitho titled "Little Dorrit and Maggie, " we catch a glimpse of how Maggy Rouff's influence extends beyond clothing – it becomes an integral part of art itself. A stunning jacket from Madame Hayward showcases the versatility and innovation that define Maggy Rouff's designs. Every piece is meticulously crafted to elevate any ensemble effortlessly. An advertisement featuring Maggy Rouff fashions reminds us why this brand has stood the test of time – its ability to consistently deliver unparalleled style and quality. Transport yourself back in time with a costume by Rouff from 1931. Each garment tells a story that intertwines glamour and nostalgia seamlessly. The party dress showcased here epitomizes the spirit of celebration synonymous with Maggy Rouff's creations. From elegant soirées to unforgettable moments on dance floors, these dresses make every occasion extraordinary. Travel back in time as you explore women's clothing trends from 1929 – witness firsthand how Maggy Rouff shaped fashion history with her innovative designs ahead of her time.