Anne-Marie Beretta

Her most outstanding creations:
- Camouflage-cloth garments, winter 69-70
- Ample-armhole sleeves, winter 71-72
- Chinese-fashioned dress, Mao suit, spring 75
- The pareo, winter 76-77
- Elbow-shaped sleeves and asymmetric drapings,
winter 79-80
- Wide-waisted Chinese overalls, spring 80
- Knee-shaped trousers, winter 80-81
- Free-panelled scaffoldings, spring 81
- The poncho, winter 81-82
- Shields-looking belts, spring 82
- Coiled-in-upon-themselves dresses, winter 82-83
- Pareo-skirts, snap-hooks, spring 83
- The umbilical-cord-like draping, winter 83-84
- The "jupe-couettes" : draped from within, winter
84-85
- The "cornet" skirts, spring 85
- The whaleboned tailor suit, winter 85-86
- The sarongs, the gypsum flowers, spring 86
- The "peau de peche"*, winter 86-87
- The "coup de vent" dress, winter 87-88
- The draped cloaks, winter 88-89
- The gigantic pipings, spring 89
- The skirt-like underpants, winter 90-91
- The pareo-like overalls, winter 91-92
- The double dress, spring 92
- The skirt with a tail, winter 92-93
- The wild coat, the coat with folded linings as in
fine leather craft, winter 93-94
- The full-lining cardigan, winter 94-95
- The rivet-fastened dress, spring 95
- The scarf-necked raincoat, spring 96
- The capes and the mandarin coats, 96-97
- The culottes, spring 97
- The double-sleeves, the quill-shaped back jacket,
winter 97-98