Journal des Dames et des Modes, 1912, Costumes Parisiens, no. 26: Deshabillé de Mousselin (...). 1912
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"Deshabillé de Mousselin de soie glycine Drap et bordé de fourrure... Petite Casque de velours noir frappé..." is a fashion illustration by Fernand Siméon from the 1912 edition of Journal des Dames et des Modes. The illustration depicts a woman standing in front of a mirror, showcasing a flowing white dress with a fur collar. Siméon, a prominent fashion illustrator of the early 20th century, captured the elegance and sophistication of Parisian fashion in his intricate drawings, contributing to the journal's reputation as a leading source of style inspiration. The artwork provides a glimpse into the world of haute couture during this era, highlighting the luxurious materials and refined silhouettes that were favoured by the fashionable elite.
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