Marocain Collection

Lady Delamere in her Coronation outfit
Lady Delamere (1906 - 1979), formerly Ruth Mary Clarisse Ashley (sister of Edwina Ashley, Countess Mountbatten) wearing one of the new robes for peeresses designed by Norman Hartnell for

Advert for Gorringes womens clothing 1928
70th year anniversary offers, smart sultan coat of dull satin, crepe-de-chine printed dress and a elegant coat in crepe-de-chine givree a fascinating mixture of artificial silk and wool. 1928

Costumes of the Berbers in the kingdom of Fez, North Africa, including men in cloak and turban with chinstrap
FLO4620874 Costumes of the Berbers in the kingdom of Fez, North Africa, including men in cloak and turban with chinstrap. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by L

Costumes of the Berbers, North Africa, early 19th century, including woman in traditional hayek shawl
FLO4620858 Costumes of the Berbers, North Africa, early 19th century, including woman in traditional hayek shawl. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Bernieri from Giulio Ferrario's

Man and woman of Morocco, a Moorish merchant, above, and a Couple of Moroccans, a merchant Moorish and below
FLO4634985 Man and woman of Morocco, a Moorish merchant, above, and a Couple of Moroccans, a merchant Moorish and below, a Berber man in a coat and a couple of Moorish nomads

Moroccan scene, Oil painting on wood by Rudolph (or Rudolphe) Ernst (1854-1932), scene of daily life around a fountain
YOU4419372 Moroccan scene, Oil painting on wood by Rudolph (or Rudolphe) Ernst (1854-1932), scene of daily life around a fountain. Photography, KIM Youngtae, Nantes, Musee des Beaux Art de Nantes

Lettres M, N, O et P : Marocaine; Norvegien; Oceanien; Persan (Moroccan, Norwegian
DUV4213688 Lettres M, N, O et P : Marocaine; Norvegien; Oceanien; Persan (Moroccan, Norwegian, Oceanian, Persian) - " Grand alphabet des nations" end of 19th century (engraving)

Advert for Debenham & Freebody little girls coats 1924
Exclusive designs of little girls Spring coats, available from the childrens outfitting department at Debenham & Freebody, Wigmore Street. Date: 1924

Lettre M : Marocaine (Moroccan) - "Grand alphabet des nations"
DUV4213679 Lettre M : Marocaine (Moroccan) - " Grand alphabet des nations" end of 19th century (engraving) by French School

Two fashionable ladies wear 3-piece suits by H J Nicholl
Young fashionable ladies wearing stylish three-piece suits in a garden. The lady on the right is wearing a power-blue wool marocain suit with insertions of silk paisley

An Ascot frock from Ernest and Redfern, 1924
An Ascot frock from the salon of Ernest and Redfern of Albemarle Street, London. The fourreau is of black satin, the overdress being of black and white foulard marocain

Exposition d art Marocain. A wounded Moroccan soldier standing over a seated Moroccan artisan, who is painting a ceramic bowl. Date 1917

Tatler fashions for February 1930, by Gordon Conway
A fashion design by Gordon Conway, taken from a series of monthly supplements drawn by the artist. This illustration shows an outfit of brown and yellow crepe marocain

Costume / Women / 1930
Printed chiffon dress with corsage on left. Sculptured bodice marocain dress on right

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"Marocain: A Tapestry of Moroccan Elegance and Culture" Step into the world of Marocain, where vibrant colors, rich traditions, and exquisite fashion intertwine. Lady Delamere dazzles in her Coronation outfit, embodying regal grace with a touch of Moroccan allure. In 1928, Gorringes captivated women's hearts with an enchanting advert for their clothing line that exuded the essence of Morocco. Transport yourself to Tangier in 1852 through an oil painting on canvas capturing two seated Arabs against a breathtaking backdrop. Rudolph Ernst's masterpiece on wood showcases daily life around a fountain, immersing you in the rhythm and charm of Moroccan existence. Marvel at KIM Youngtae's photography displayed at Nantes' Musee des Beaux Art de Nantes; it captures the soul-stirring beauty of Morocco. The letters M, N, O et P spell out diversity - Marocaine representing Morocco alongside Norvegien (Norwegian), Oceanien (Oceanian), and Persan (Persian). These cultures blend harmoniously like threads weaving together a tapestry. Debenham & Freebody enchanted little girls with their coats in 1924; one can only imagine how these garments adorned young Moroccans as they explored their world. The "Grand alphabet des nations" celebrates Morocco under letter M – showcasing its unique identity among other nations. H J Nicholl revolutionized fashion by introducing three-piece suits for fashionable ladies who sought sophistication without sacrificing comfort. Ernest and Redfern presented an Ascot frock in 1924 that effortlessly merged British elegance with Moroccan flair. A study of Moroccan peasants reveals the resilience and strength embedded within this culture's roots – reminding us that true beauty lies not only in opulence but also simplicity. An exposition d'art Marocain unveils masterpieces inspired by this captivating land – paintings that evoke emotions and stir the soul.