MODELS.com - top model rankings, modeling, fashion and creative industry news. Retail Design Blog. Fondation Tanagra - Art Mode Culture. Fondation Tanagra - Art Mode Culture - The Mily Doll By Gégé - Mily de Gégé - The French Fashion Doll from the 60s. Catalogue "Toys and Gifts" from the Galeries Lafayette department stores in Paris, 1965. A dream kitchen, perfect for Mily. What is Rhodoïd? Created by the French industrial firm Rhône-Poulenc around 1971, the Rhodoïd is atrade name used for a cellulose acetate based plastic, transparent and nonflammable. Its name is a contraction of Rhône-Poulenc and celluloïd. The Rhodoïd is used to make all kinds of objects which demand a transparent material and which also is not easy to burn, for security reasons. Many dolls for example were made in this material.
The lovely Mily, very chic in the morning, as in Mily's catalogue and here in the Mdvanii Boutique, Paris, 1989, photographed by BillyBoy*. Mily, "the marvelous Ambassadrice of French charm and distinction" “Chic...Grace...Elegance” were the words used by the French doll company Gégé to introduce their Mily doll in France in the early 1960s. Germain Giroud moved to Moingt in order to establish a home furnishings and upholstery fabric business.
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