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Norman Norell with models wearing his sequined mermaid gowns, Fall 1960, in front of the Kees van Dongen painting<\/a> that inspired the dresses’ 1920s look. Photo by Milton H. Greene \u00a9 2017 Joshua Greene, archiveimages.com<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n

Norman Norell<\/a>\u2019s signature details include classically tailored silhouettes, feminine round necklines and tenderly applied beading, carefully inspected both inside and out. Norell, who was the first American designer to have his name on a dress label and on a successful fragrance, possessed a refined elegance and a quiet audacity that he expressed through timeless, wearable pieces boldly embellished with luxe trimmings. His work would come to redefine the American ready-to-wear industry and earn him the nickname the \u201cAmerican Balenciaga.\u201d<\/p>\n

Because Norell was a role model to a generation of younger artists, it seems only fitting that his premiere biography, Norell: Master of American Fashion<\/a><\/em> (Rizzoli Electa), comes from acclaimed designer Jeffrey Banks, working in collaboration with fashion writer Doria de La Chapelle. Banks received a Coty American Fashion Critics\u2019 Award in the menswear category in 1982, 26 years after Norell received the inaugural Coty Award for womenswear and was the first designer inducted into the fashion industry critics\u2019 hall of fame.<\/p>\n

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These models don Norell’s sporty daytime outfits in vivid fall hues, shot at the Belmont Racetrack in 1960. Photo by Milton H. Greene<\/a> \u00a9 2017 Joshua Greene, archiveimages.com<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n

\u201cIt was an evening dress in the corner window of Julius Garfinckel & Co.,\u201d Banks recalls of the first Norell gown he ever saw. \u201cIt had a huge black tulle ballgown skirt, with sequins laid out like fireworks in between the different layers of tulle, plus a tight, beaded turtleneck top and a satin sash. I think I went by that window five days in a row just to look at it. It was just so incredibly beautiful. And I didn\u2019t know anything about Norell the man \u2014 I just fell in love with the clothes.\u201d<\/p>\n

In tandem with the book\u2019s launch, Banks has curated an exhibition of approximately 100 key garments, entitled \u201cNorell: Dean of American Fashion<\/a>,\u201d currently on display at New York City’s Museum at FIT. Below are six of Norell’s trademark styles, illustrated by pieces from the show and others that are available on 1stdibs.<\/p>\n

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Voluminous Skirts<\/h2>\n

\"Norman<\/h2>\n

When asked if he has a favorite Norell piece, Banks pauses, then points to a stunning black and ivory striped satin skirt, finished with a black fox fur trim. \u201cTalk about making an entrance!\u201d he says. \u201cIt’s classic and understated, and yet over the top, all at the same time.\u201d A fan of a full dirndl, Norell made skirts that ranged from delicately creased to voluminous balloons, and he frequently paired these with pleated blouses or tight turtlenecks.<\/p>\n

Above: Norman Norell evening ensemble with striped duchesse satin ball skirt trimmed in black fox, fall 1967. Photograph of Kenneth Pool Collection \u00a9 Marc Fowler<\/em><\/p>\n

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Mermaid Gowns<\/h2>\n\"Norman<\/a>\n

Norell began his career in his early 20s, designing costumes for Paramount Pictures and Brooks Costume Company, as well as for esoteric vaudeville productions. The theater remained a major source of inspiration throughout his career. Often drenched in beads or sequins, a material that remained readily available despite wartime restrictions, his show-stopping mermaid gowns, a marriage of glitz and simplicity, harken back to the days of vaudeville. He continued to design these gowns until the end of his life.<\/p>\n

Above: Norman Norell mermaid gown, mid-20th century<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

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Ladies\u2019 Suits<\/h2>\n

\"Norman<\/a><\/h2>\n

Raised in a family of haberdashers, Norell was long-influenced by the cuts, fabrics and details of traditional menswear, and he sought to incorporate those concepts into his designs. In 1960, at a moment when women were not yet wearing pants to work, he made waves when he presented his then-controversial wool flannel culotte suit. Some years later, he designed a black dinner suit with a bow-tie, beating Yves Saint Laurent<\/a> to the punch, and later still, he conceived a feminine version of an aviator jumpsuit.<\/p>\n

Above: Normal Norell skirt suit, 1960s<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

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Fantasy Coats<\/h2>\n

\"Norman<\/h2>\n

A creature of habit, Norell stuck with many of his classic designs throughout his career, but he continued to experiment with avant-garde ideas for evening garments. This was perhaps most vividly expressed in his wild coats, runway crowd-pleasers adorned with ostrich feathers or massive red and pink flowers.<\/p>\n

Above: Norman Norell coat and two-piece dress designed for <\/em>Sex and the Single Girl, 1965. Gift of Lauren Bacall<\/em><\/p>\n

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Evening Wear<\/h2>\n

\"Norman<\/h2>\n

One of the first designers to incorporate traditional elements of sportswear into his evening attire, a typical Norell evening gown was divided into three separate colors: one for the top, one for the skirt and one for the sash. \u201cYou could take a dress from Normal Norell that was done in the ’30s and wear it today \u2014 if you could find one in the vintage shop,\u201d Banks says of the inherent versatility of Norrell\u2019s gowns. \u201cThe problem is, most women who own Norells, they just wouldn\u2019t give them up.\u201d<\/p>\n

Above: Norman Norell sequin and fringe shift dress, 1960s<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

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Little Black Dresses\"Normal<\/a><\/h2>\n

\u201cA woman knew that it was a great investment if she bought a little black Norell dress,\u201d says Banks. \u201cA little sleeveless sheath dress: she could wear it to funerals, cocktail parties, dinner parties, weddings, you name it. And she could wear it for years.\u201d Perfectly simple and sexy are the round necklines, which Norell introduced to declutter his dresses and allow for a more modern look.<\/p>\n

\u201cMost designers do certain things really well. They\u2019re great evening-wear designers, or daytime-wear designers, or sportswear designers. But Norell was equally good with his day clothes as his evening clothes. That was really rare.\u201d<\/p>\n

Above: Norman Norell black wool crepe dress, 1960s<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

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