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    • Women's dress

    • Women's dress
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    • From Gazette du Bon Ton. This new slender line for day will soon be generally adopted. Most hats are large; occasionally they are small and smooth fitting. Large muffs are one of the most important accessories
    • History of Costume
    • Women's dress

    • Women's dress
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    • From Gazette du Bon Ton. Many dresses have a peplum. Sometimes it is stiffened to stand out from the body. This gown takes its inspiration from the First Empire
    • History of Costume
    • Garden party outfit

    • Garden party outfit
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    • From Gazette du Bon Ton. A garden party outfit in rose with a double-tiered peplum and matching stole. Elbow-length sleeves finish in a self-ruffle. Large hats like this leghorn are the last to go
    • History of Costume
    • Two ladies

    • Two ladies

    • Nolde, Emil, 1867-1956

    • Large hats and full boas in silhouette. When feathers become overabundant, boas are replaced by furs among the fashionable
    • History of Costume
    • Women's dress

    • Women's dress
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    • From Gazette du Bon Ton. The kimono sleeve and jacket are of oriental influence. Notice the eyes rimmed in kohl. This early hairstyles will soon be popular
    • History of Costume
    • Women's dress

    • Women's dress
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    • From Gazette du Bon Ton. A classic silhouette with a full peplum. As the skirt creeps up the ankle, stockings and shoes acquire a new importance
    • History of Costume
    • Women's dress

    • Women's dress
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    • From Gazette du Bon Ton. The little, remaining skirt fullness is gathered into an arrangement at the back of this evening gown. Arms tend to be bare. In this example a chiffon drape is arranged in a winglike effect over the arms
    • History of Costume
    • Worth gown

    • Worth gown

    • Worth, Charles Frederic, 1825-1895

    • From Gazette du Bon Ton. A Worth gown, Directoire in feeling. The strong, bright colors and contrasting details are important new design trends
    • History of Costume
    • Evening dress

    • Evening dress
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    • A bodice of layered lace. The tunic and cummerbund are of rose velvet. The chiffon underskirt is embroidered in a rococo swag motif. The floating, winglike sleeves are echoed at the back of the cummerbund with a velvet butterfly
    • History of Costume
    • Ida Rubenstein

    • Ida Rubenstein

    • Bakst, Leon, 1866-1924

    • From Works by Bakst. This cape coat, not yet effected by the new tubular line, is unusual for the period. The starkly handsome ensemble includes the usual wide, full muff
    • History of Costume
    • Poiret gown

    • Poiret gown

    • Poiret, Paul

    • From Gazette du Bon Ton. Influenced by the Ballet Russe, Poiret introduces brilliant and strongly contrasting color. This draped kimono coat is revolutionary in its color and line. A small fitted hat is low on the forehead
    • History of Costume

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