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The Women Who Sewed for the Master Balenciaga Now Have Their Own Names
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Everyone knows who Cristóbal Balenciaga is, the Spanish designer who rubbed shoulders with Christian Dior and Coco Chanel in Paris in the mid-20th century, the genius who dressed European actresses and queens. But until now, no one knew the names of the seamstresses who worked for him in his workshops. The exhibition and documentary project, "The Hands That Sew," which has been featured at the Feed Doc film and fashion festival, gives a voice to…
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