The nickname "Chanel's Ford" described a "little black" product of this art form, which inspired a Givenchy ("zhee-von-SHEE") work that was showcased in Breakfast at Tiffany's.
A collaboration with Jean Cocteau created a work in this art form that reproduced the classic optical illusion of a vase of roses between two kissing faces. A 1965 collection of six works in this art form uses thick black lines to replicate the style of Piet Mondrian. Ossie Clark, one of the subjects of a portrait by David Hockney, specialized in this art form. A work in this non-sculpture art form shows a lobster on a field of white, was produced with input from Salvador Dalí, and was debuted by Wallis Simpson. The nickname "Chanel's Ford" described a "little black" product of this art form, which inspired a Givenchy ("zhee-von-SHEE") work that was showcased in Breakfast at Tiffany's. For 10 points, name this art form in which Elsa Schiaparelli ("skee-ah-parelli") and Yves ("EEV") Saint-Laurent specialized.
A collaboration with Jean Cocteau created a work in this art form that reproduced the classic optical illusion of a vase of roses between two kissing faces.
fashion design [accept dresses, coats, or any type of clothing; accept haute couture] &lt;Other Art (Other Visual)&gt;