Ann Farrar was a notable fashion model active during the 1950s, known for her work with prestigious magazines like Vogue. She was frequently photographed modeling high fashion, including designs by major names such as Christian Dior and Ben Zuckerman.
Farrar’s sophisticated look was captured by prominent photographers of the era, including Frances McLaughlin-Gill. In a unique personal detail, she married bank clerk Alan J. Cornish, for which she designed and crafted her own wedding gown and headdress.
Her image remains a reference point for the elegant style of 1950s American and European couture. These vintage portraits capture Ann Farrar’s timeless grace, showcasing the beauty and sophistication of mid-century fashion.
Ann Farrar in elegant purple corduroy suit, the jacket has side buttons, a silver mink scarf nestles inside the collar, by Givenchy, photo by Philippe Pottier, 1954
Ann Farrar in pale blue ottoman dress, the bodice has buttoned tabs as do the pockets, skirt is wide with inverted pleat, by Pierre Balmain, photo by Philippe Pottier, 1954
Ann Farrar in summer dress of white and red polka-dotted silk by Givenchy, photo by Seeberger, 1954
Ann Farrar in sumptious brocade dress and jacket trimmed in mink by Jacques Fath, photo by Philippe Pottier, 1954
Ann Farrar in a loose jacket with 3/4 sleeves in a thick greige cotton satin worn over a brown Prince of Wales plaid dress by Simone Robin, hat by Paulette, photo by Suzy Parker, Vogue, Paris, March 1954
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