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chic-a-gigot · 2 months
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La Mode, Pl. 360, 1 mars 1834, Paris. Robe de velours. Crevés et noeuds de satin. Agraffes de pierreries. Jupe de dessous en satin. Coiffure ornée de plumes et d'un de plumes et d'un Héron. Digital Collections of the Los Angeles Public Library
The woman on the left is wearing a short-sleeved, open red dress with a lace tippet and decorated with bows. She is wearing elbow-length, white gloves, a necklace, and earrings, and is holding a fan in her right hand. She is wearing a tiara and a bandeau in her hair, which is also decorated with feathers. The seated woman on the right is facing away from the viewer. She is wearing a teal dress of similar design. She is wearing a necklace, earrings, tiara, and her hair is decorated with feathers.
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clove-pinks · 3 months
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Une loge à l'opéra, Paul Gavarni c. 1830s.
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empirearchives · 8 months
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Empire dress
1805-1812, Napoleonic era
Empire style dress with square neckline, high waist and long mitten sleeves tightened at the cuffs by a small embroidered button. Entirely dotted with stylized flowers and leaves in white embroidery.
(Fashion & Lace Museum)
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daguerreotyping · 9 months
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Fashion plate of a redingote (frock coat) design featuring big bold lapels and a slutty waistcoat window, La Mode, c. 1820s
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life-spire · 1 year
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uwmspeccoll · 11 months
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Fashion Friday
It's been awhile since we've done a Fashion Friday post, but we're back at it with the French magazine La Mode! La Mode began in 1896 in Paris and was printed by Le Gérant : E. Durand. I was unable to find out much else about it, partially because its title was part of the titles of other French fashion magazines from the period—but we do know that the printers also printed Le Petit Journal, a popular daily newspaper.
This issue is no. 38 from September 21, 1923 and features a very fashionably dressed woman on the cover. The text at the bottom is an ad for the fabric dye brand Twink and says (translated from French): "Twink allows you to inexpensively dye your babies' pretty dresses." The issue also includes features on hats, coats, and one on the use of embroidered fabrics in interior design. There is also a supplement included with a design pattern (shown in the last image).
Most of the fashions included in this issue are in preparation for chilly fall weather, so let's let it inspire us to enjoy the warm sunny days of summer while we have them!
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-- Alice, Special Collections Department Manager
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blacknarcissus · 7 months
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Ô saisons ô châteaux (1958)
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cmonbartender · 5 months
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La mode (1830) - Paul Gavarni
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culturefrancaise · 5 months
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Comment vous habillerez-vous pour Noël ?
J'ai été faire un peu de shopping aujourd'hui. Je suis repartie avec un gros pull, des sous-vêtements anti-froid, un t-shirt, et sans tenue de Noël. Il n'y avait rien de bien.
Me voilà maintenant sur mes sites de reproduction vintage mais je crois que j'ai envie d'une touche plus moderne cette année... Et tout est cher. En plus quand on fait du 46-48 (merci les confinements pour les kilos repris hein) ce n'est pas facile, ça fait vite le tri.
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doubtspirit · 2 years
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Christian Dior’s successor, 21 years old Yves Saint Laurent, standing alone after attending Dior’s funeral, Paris, October 1957. Image from the archives of LIFE magazine, first appeared on November 11, 1957
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chic-a-gigot · 2 months
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La Mode, no. 545, 25 février 1837, Paris. Coiffure à la Margueritte d'Anjou en velours noir avec perles blanches et marabouts; et turban noir et argent. Robe et pardessus de tulle blanc relevé par des grappes de lilas. Robe de velours gris épinglé avec manches à la Clotilde en Angleterre. Digital Collections of the Los Angeles Public Library
Coiffure et turban de chez Mme. Lemonnier, rue St. Honoré, 318. Ecran de chez Giroux. Potiche de chez Bouin.
LEFT- She is wearing a white dress with short ruffled sleeves. The bottom of her dress is decorated with pink flowers. Her hair has a black bandeau and white plumes. RIGHT- She is wearing a blue dress with white gigot sleeves. She is also wearing a black and white turban.
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clove-pinks · 9 months
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La Mode, 1831. Print by Jean Denis Nargeot after a drawing by Paul Gavarni.
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empirearchives · 11 months
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Dresses from the first decade of the 1800s — LACMA
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julio-viernes · 1 month
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Leo los homenajes a Steve Harley. Las palabras que le han dedicado Dave Davies, Midge Ure, Boy George, OMD, John Taylor de Duran Duran y Luke Haines de Auteurs: "adiós por ahora Steve Harley. Escucharé 'The Human Menagerie'. Por unos momentos, Cockney Rebel fue más genial que Big Dave. Gran banda y compositor".
Uno de esos momentos pudo ser "What Ruthy Said", del LP de debut de Cockney Rebel en EMI, 1973. Esta siempre la asocié a La Mode de otro gran fan de Harley, Fernando Márquez "El Zurdo".
"Loretta´s Tale" está entre la perezosa indolencia de "Sitting By The Riverside" y la indolencia perezosa de "Susurrando".
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hargita1920 · 4 months
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chicinsilk · 2 years
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Creations of designer Jacques Fath, by the photographer Willy Maywald. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Musée de L'Homme Paris 1951
(top) Cocktail dress and hat.
(middle) evening gown.
(below) Day ensemble.
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