Samantha's Collectible Dolls, Bears & Gifts Presents:

Robert Tonner - Tyler Wentworth Collection

With a world in restoration and a city in great need, the couturiers of Paris banded together after World War II to create one of the most telling and fully complete representations of fashion splendor. The 1945 showing of the Théâtre de la Mode opened a world of wearing apparel perfection in miniature, but not lacking a single detail known of the great haute couture Parisian houses. Now permanently housed since 1952 and preserved by the caring hands of Maryhill Museum of Art in Goldendale, Washington, the Théâtre de la Mode lives as one of the most important collections of couture finery and masterworks in the world. Traveling to the austere beauty of the Columbia Gorge in Washington State, Regina Wentworth often drew upon the inspirations of silhouettes and themes in the collection. An admirer of the retrospective and an innovator of new style from vintage art, Tyler Wentworth® follows in her great-aunt’s passions by creating breath-taking beauty inspired by the dramatic masters of the Théâtre de la Mode.
 

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Theatre de la Mode Collection
Crimson Doll w/Outfit	Fantasia Doll w/Outfit	Purely Platinum Doll w/Outfit

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