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In addition, Grès tried her hands as tailoring women's suits over the course of the 1950s.

Madame Grès was influential, and private in her work and personal life.

Even a relationship with the grès armoricain in Brittany is taken into consideration.

After retiring, Madame Grès lived life in even more secrecy than before.

Early in life, Grès studied painting and sculpting.

I feel that Madame Grès was the beginning.

Grès's design focus remained mostly on her couture gowns throughout the rest of her career.

Not long after, he was appointed head designer for the house of Grès, where he worked for five seasons.

The name Grès was a partial anagram of her husband's first name and alias.

Madame Grès was born and raised in Paris, France.

In 1970, Grès strayed away from her signature draping style and highlighted naked flesh.

Grès was a French haute couture fashion house.

A close relationship with the Grès Armoricain in Brittany is also considered.

The Grès verts hevétiques is a geologic formation in France.

Grès debuted her bestselling fragrance, Cabochard, in 1959 which translates to "stubborn".

Grès was obsessed with craft, but in contrast to the methods of designers of the last 15 years, she did not create gimmick-ridden clothes.

Grès's signature dress perfectly captures who Grès was as a fashion designer.

Grès, the next Galanos.

What made Madame Grès exceptional?

Using her formal training in sculpture, Grès was able to apply her sculpting techniques to her fabric forms.

Grès or Gres may refer to:

Among her references points were Madame Grès drapery and Gaudí ornamented architecture.

I was lucky to model for Madame Grès when I arrived in Paris, at the beginning of my career.

Grès's first job in the industry of fashion was a woman's hat maker where she excelled until she began focusing on couture dressmaking.

Madame Grès married Serge Czerefkov, a Russian painter, in the late 1930s.

Speaking of whom, Gres had sent the other message.

Victoria Gres is one of the best known designers in Ukraine.

She took the name Gres, the alias of her Russian painter husband.

The Gres collection was a must "because she has created so many beautiful things and deserves the respect," she added.

By that time, sadly, Gres did not even have a box with her house's name on it to deliver it.

(One house, Gres, has not shown a collection in several seasons.)

The parasite was first described by Gres and Landau in 1997.

"Perfection is one of the goals I'm seeking," Gres was once quoted as saying.

Ippolito is married to Elise Gres with whom he has one child.

Most of them told me," Gres said when Mark commented on this, "that they have moved on with their lives.

The Gres de May is a geologic formation in France.

Before Mark could reply, Gres spoke at as loud a volume as his soft voice would allow.

Au Gres: Had no activity to report.

Ms. Gres, from a Siberian oil town, has discussed gender issues in class, something that got her thinking about women's political representation.

First up, a colourful 1970s jersey gown by French designer Madame Gres.

He never returned Gres's message.

Au Gres may refer to a location in the United States:

It leaves from Au Gres on the mainland, south of Tawas.

They were the longest in Paris, except for those of Alix Gres, which covered the knees.

By all appearances, this was a great year for Alix Gres, the French fashion designer.

It is easy to see where the House of Gres saw the influence of the great Mme.

Mr. Gres raved about the concept.

You may simply call me Gres, Mr. Johnson.

When they got back to Davey's apartment, a call from Gres, who was also concerned about Davey, came in.

Some newspaper and magazine articles about Gres are listed at Slovari Yandex.