French Fashion Illustrations of the Twenties
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French Fashion Illustrations of the Twenties

634 Cuts from La Vie Parisienne

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  2. English
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eBook - ePub

French Fashion Illustrations of the Twenties

634 Cuts from La Vie Parisienne

About this book

Women's fashions of the 1920s continue to fascinate artists, couturiers, and students of fashion, who will welcome this treasury of French designs from that dazzling era. Carefully selected from rare issues of the famed French periodical La Vie Parisienne, over 630 royalty-free illustrations comprise a pictorial display of sophisticated couture embodying the seductive chic of the liberated woman.
Drawn with wit, flair, and charm, the line cuts depict slinky beauties in an immense variety of gowns, dresses, coats, suits, beachwear, lounging suits, capes, and other outfits. Carefully reproduced, these stylish representations lend themselves perfectly to graphic projects calling for sophistication and feminine charm. Moreover, this inexpensive compilation presents a valuable and authentic record of French fashion from 1918 to 1928.

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eBook ISBN
9780486141947
Topic
Design

DOVER BOOKS ON FASHION

ACKERMANN’S COSTUME PLATES, Rudolph Ackermann. (0-486-23690-0)
ALTMAN’S SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS CATALOG, 1915, B. Altman & Co. (0-486-28527-8)
BRITISH COSTUME FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1820: WITH 468 ILLUSTRATIONS, Mrs. Charles H. Ashdown. (0-486-41813-8)
EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY FRENCH FASHION PLATES IN FULL COLOR, Stella Blum (ed.). (0-486-24331-1)
EVERYDAY FASHIONS OF THE THIRTIES AS PICTURED IN SEARS CATALOGS, Stella Blum (ed.). (0-486-25108-X)
EVERYDAY FASHIONS OF THE TWENTIES AS PICTURED IN SEARS AND OTHER CATALOGS, Stella Blum. (0-486-24134-3)
FASHIONS AND COSTUMES FROM GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK, Stella Blum (ed.). (0-486-24841-0)
PARIS FASHIONS OF THE 1890s: A PICTURE SOURCEBOOK, Stella Blum (ed.). (0-486-24534-9)
VICTORIAN FASHIONS AND COSTUMES FROM “HARPER’S BAZAR,” 1867–1898, Stella Blum. (0-486-22990-4)
WESTERN WORLD COSTUME: AN OUTLINE HISTORY, Carolyn G. Bradley. (0-486-41986-X)
HISTORIC COSTUME IN PICTURES, Braun and Schneider. (0-486-23150-X)
ENGLISH CHILDREN’S COSTUME 1775–1920, Iris Brooke. (0-486-42984-9)
AMERICAN DRESS PATTERN CATALOGS, 1873–1909, Nancy Bryk. (0-486-25654-5)
FASHION AND WOMEN’S ATTITUDES IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, C. Willett Cunnington. (0-486-43190-8)
HISTORY OF UNDERCLOTHES, C. Willet Cunnington & Phyllis Cunnington. (0-486-27124-2)
AMERICAN VICTORIAN COSTUME IN EARLY PHOTOGRAPHS, Priscilla Harris Dalrymple. (0-486-26533-1)
DESIGNS BY ERTÉ; FASHION DRAWINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS FROM “HARPER’S BAZAR,” Erté. (0-486-23397-9)
ERTÉ’S FASHION DESIGNS, Erté. (0-486-24203-X)
ERTÉ’S THEATRICAL COSTUMES IN FULL COLOR, Erté. (0-486-23813-X)
FRANKLIN SIMON FASHION CATALOG FOR 1923, Franklin Simon & Co. (0-486-27854-9)
VICTORIAN AND EDWARDIAN FASHION, Alison Gernsheim. (0-486-24205-6)
WHAT PEOPLE WORE, Douglas Gorsline. (Available in U.S. only.) (0-486-28162-0)
FRENCH FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE TWENTIES, Carol Belanger Grafton (ed.). (0-486-25458-5)
AUTHENTIC VICTORIAN DRESSMAKING TECHNIQUES, Kristina Harris. (ed.). (0-486-40485-4)
AUTHENTIC VICTORIAN FASHION PATTERNS: A COMPLETE LADY’S WARDROBE, Kristina Harris. (ed.). (0-486-40721-7)
COSTUMES OF THE GREEKS AND ROMANS, Thomas Hope. (0-486-20021-3)
FRENCH FASHIONS OF THE ROMANTIC ERA IN FULL COLOR: 120 PLATES FROM THE “PETIT COURRIER DES DAMES,” 1830–34, Judy M. Johnson. (0-486-26734-2)
COSTUME THROUGH THE AGES: OVER 1400 ILLUSTRATIONS, Erhard Klepper. (Available in U.S. only.) (0-486-40722-5)
A HISTORY OF COSTUME, Carl Köhler. (0-486-21030-8)
COSTUME DESIGN IN THE MOVIES: AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO THE WORK OF 157 GREAT DESIGNERS, ...

Table of contents

  1. DOVER BOOKS ON FASHION
  2. 1918
  3. Publisher’s Note
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. Table of Contents
  7. 1919
  8. 1920
  9. 1921
  10. 1922
  11. 1923
  12. 1924
  13. 1925
  14. 1926
  15. 1927
  16. 1928