Très Parisien, 1927, No. 11 : -4: Créations Worth (...) 1927

This fashion illustration from 1927, titled "Très Parisien", showcases two women in elegant evening gowns, designed by the renowned fashion house Worth. The figure on the left wears a black crepe Georgette dress with coral and pearl embroidery, while the figure on the right dons a lilac crepe Georgette gown adorned with a long train. The artwork, part of a series of fashion plates, exemplifies the Art Deco style, prevalent in the 1920s. The design of the dresses, with their geometric shapes and flowing lines, reflects the modern aesthetic of the era. The illustration, held at the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the Parisian fashion scene of the Roaring Twenties.