Journal des Demoiselles 1914
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This fashion illustration, titled "Journal des Demoiselles", was created in 1914 by an anonymous artist and depicts two women in fashionable attire. The women are elegantly dressed in dresses with elaborate details and stylish hats, demonstrating the sartorial trends of the era. The illustration was likely a fashion plate intended to showcase the latest designs for women's clothing in 1914. The use of delicate lines and soft colors adds a touch of femininity to the image, showcasing a distinct early 20th-century style. The illustration likely targeted an audience interested in women's fashion and design, particularly during the Edwardian era.
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The Journal des Demoiselles had been published since 1833 as a fashion magazine for young women. In the 1914-1915 season it presented an ankle-length skirt so narrow it was nicknamed the ‘hobble skirt’. The slim silhouette was completed with either a small cap known as a toque or a broad-brimmed hat. Parasols continued to be an indispensable accessory to shield one’s face from the sun and, more importantly, to prevent it from becoming tanned.
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