Fernando Bosc was a French fashion illustrator active in the 1940s and early 1950s, renowned for his stylish promotional artwork in couture magazines and advertisements.
He collaborated with top fashion houses like Christian Dior, Balenciaga, and Lucien Lelong, creating elegant depictions of eveningwear and accessories. His illustrations featured graceful lines, timeless layouts, and a refined color palette that embodied the sophistication of mid-century French fashion. Bosc’s work appeared in publications such as *L’Art et la Mode* and *Plaisir de France*, offering a vivid window into the glamour of that era.
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