Journal des Dames et des Modes, Costume Parisien, 1805, An 13 (620) Réseau et Broderies en Chenille. 1805

This fashion plate from 1805, created by Horace Vernet, showcases a woman in a typical Parisian outfit of the era. The illustration, entitled "Costume Parisien," features a woman in a long, pink dress with a white shawl and a "réseau et broderies en chenille" (net and chenille embroidery), reflecting the elegant fashion trends of the early 19th century. Vernet's detailed depiction captures the delicate details of the gown, jewelry, and hairstyle, providing a glimpse into the fashionable Parisian society of the time. The plate is a valuable document for understanding the evolution of clothing styles and the art of fashion illustration during the Napoleonic era.