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    • Chiffon gown

    • Chiffon gown
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    • A hand-painted halftone reproduction of an early fashion photograph. The grey silk chiffon gown is over grey silk satin with gray satin trim, waist and handmade silk roses are set on hand-painted stems and leaves (Reutlinger Studio, photographers)
    • History of Costume
    • Madame Denise Poiret

    • Madame Denise Poiret

    • Poiret, Paul ;Tardy, Jean-Michel

    • Madame Denise Poiret, the designer's muse, wearing a metallic gauze gown and turban-like hat in the Arabian nights' style, which the avant-garde Poiret so loved to design for his famous costume parties. Poiret was famous costume parties. Poiret was...
    • History of Costume
    • Gown

    • Gown

    • Poiret, Paul ;Iribe, Paul, 1883-1935

    • Gown of white silk with Fortuny pleated tunic over. Pink crepe rose has green fabric petals. Tunic is weighted and trimmed with gold bouillon (Paul Iribe, illustrator)
    • History of Costume
    • Evening gowns

    • Evening gowns

    • Poiret, Paul ;Iribe, Paul, 1883-1935

    • Two evening gowns. The left is a brilliant orange silk with a gold brocade bodice with fur cuffs. The right is a turquoise and green satin striped silk gauze. The underskirt is pleated blue chiffon. The undress is silk crepe de chine (Paul Iribe,...
    • History of Costume
    • Evening dresses

    • Evening dresses

    • Poiret, Paul ;Iribe, Paul, 1883-1935

    • Three evening dresses. The one on the right is on the collection of the UFAC in Paris. It is of striped mauve satin gauze over purple crepe de chine. The dress slit reveals a chiffon underskirt. The neckline is filled in with a mauve chiffon tucker...
    • History of Costume
    • Evening gown

    • Evening gown

    • Boulay, Jacques

    • Evening gown of mauve satin gauze and purple crepe de chine with a mauve chiffon underskirt. This is the actual garment. The Iribe sketch can be seen in 1.14
    • History of Costume
    • Evening dresses

    • Evening dresses

    • Poiret, Paul ;Iribe, Paul, 1883-1935

    • Two evening dresses. The dress on the right is bright red gauze with gold thread embroidered dots. The underdress is red crepe de chine. The hem and bodice are decorated with gold brocade fabric. Tulle with gold trim completes the modesty piece of...
    • History of Costume
    • Afternoon dresses

    • Afternoon dresses

    • Poiret, Paul ;Iribe, Paul, 1883-1935

    • Two afternoon dresses. Poiret uses rich vivid colors and layers his clothes with light-weight fabrics, e.g. gauze tulle or chiffon over satin crepe de chine. He lines his coats in taffeta and crepe. His clothes are often trimmed and finished with...
    • History of Costume
    • Silk tunic

    • Silk tunic

    • Fortuny, Mariano, 1871-1949 ;Stieglitz, Alfred, 1864-1946

    • Delphos style pleated silk tunic with yellow cardigan (Alfred Stieglitz, photographer)
    • History of Costume
    • Deevant Le Boudoir

    • Deevant Le Boudoir
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    • Parents and children pose in front of a summer house. An example of the earliest outdoor fashion photography. All white clothing is preferred for warm weather for its coolness, but large hats and parasols are also worn to protect the skin from any...
    • History of Costume
    • Lingerie

    • Lingerie
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    • The corset runs from under the breast to the top of the thigh with the breasts remaining unsupported. A heavy bone runs straight down the center front with additional boning running diagonally from the sides to the center. This achieves the Grecian...
    • History of Costume
    • English gentleman

    • English gentleman
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    • Cigarette smoking gentleman on his way out. He wears a suit with frock coat, contrasting waistcoat or vest, cravat with stick pin, high detachable shirt collar, gloves, top hat, spats and carries a metal covered cane
    • History of Costume
    • English gentleman

    • English gentleman
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    • Typical for business wear is the three piece sack suit. The high detachable shirt collar is encircled with the necktie tied in a single knot. The trousers break quite low over the shoes. Leather gloves, walking stick, and a bowler hat accessorize...
    • History of Costume
    • Top coat

    • Top coat
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    • An elongated extension of the frock suit. This below calf length overcoat is worn over the suit shown in 1.25. This is elegant city wear for men
    • History of Costume

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