I don't know of any specific garments, but I would recommend looking into
other large costume collections, such as FIT or The Costume institute at
The Metroplitan Museum of art or LACMA. Also, if you know what studio or
studios she worked with, they have archival collections and may be able to
help you as well as other movie collections in Los Angeles. She may not
have gotten much credit for designing in that period, so you might want to
search for costumes from particular movies that she worked on in addition
to those credited in her name.

Elizabeth Walton
www.clotheslinejournal.com



At 01:55 PM 7/3/03 -0700, you wrote:
>I am currently a graduate student conducting research
>on the Film/fashion designer Natacha Rambova. I have
>been able to locate one garment by her at FIDM, but
>and have a few other leads, but I hope that by posting
>here, I will be able to find other garments by her in
>other collections. If you have a garment by Natacha
>Rambova in your collection (it would be from between
>1919 and 1935) please contact me. If you can offer any
>other suggestions, I would appreciate it. Thanks!
>
>Heather Vaughan
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