"Kept Woman" 1929 DELMAR, Viña C.Z. Guest Its design has become standardized

Its design has become standardized

The Brown Derby was a symbol of midcentury glamour on par with Dior’s New Look

Images by such celebrated photographers as Richard Avedon

w/ custom Ferrari red chrome frame

yet eminently comfortable and livable rooms in which rich and varied textures and objects were juxtaposed

"Kept Woman" 1929 DELMAR, Viña C.Z. Guest Its design has become standardizedDELMAR, Via [303] pp. Grosset & Dunlap 1929 7 3 4" x 5 1 4" The follow up book to Delmar's huge, risqu, controversial best seller "Bad Girl" (1928), the story of Hubert Scott and Lillian Cory, a marriage of convenience couple. Hubert is a big spender (and there is also a Mrs. Scott) while Lillian is "the gin buying, car owning lady of leisure, a middle class kept woman." The initial lady writer to scandalize America was Elinor Glyn whose characters