article_snippet: Now iconic designer Jeanne Lanvin, who died in 1946, will be honoured in a new exhibition opening this week at the Paris City Fashion museum at the Palais Gallierathe Palais Galliera.
article_snippet: In 1927, Lanvin celebrated Lanvin daughter Marguerite's thirtieth birthday with the creation of the legendary perfume Arpège.
article_snippet: The famous logo designed by Paul Iribe, depicting the couturière with Marguerite, is displayed on the round bottle created by Armand Rateau.
article_snippet: The same logo is still featured on Lanvin creations to this day.
article_snippet: Nadja Swarovski, member of the Swarovski executive board who are supporting the exhibition, said: 'Nadja Swarovski, member of the Swarovski executive board who are supporting the exhibition are honoured to partner with the Palais Galliera in supporting the first retrospective dedicated to Jeanne Lanvin, one of the greatest figures of Parisian haute couture. '
article_snippet: Swarovski was founded in 1895, just six years after Mme Lanvin established Mme Lanvin house, and Mme Lanvin used crystals to adorn the luxuriously embellished evening gowns which became Mme Lanvin trademark. '
article_snippet: Alber Elbaz hopes people will come away saying "I love Mme LanvinAlber Elbaz commented: 'For the exhibition, we began to look at the clothes, the dresses, the inside of the dresses, and the feelings that we picked up from the dresses.
article_snippet: What I am hoping for is to hear the visitors say "I love Mme Lanvin".'
highlights_snippet: Jeanne Lanvin, who died in 1946, will be honoured in a new exhibition .
  