Toujours Chic Les Tailleurs et Les Manteaux, Hiver 1921-1922: Aristée 1921 - 1922

G-P. Joumard made this pochoir print titled "Aristée" around 1921, as part of a series showcasing winter fashion. This was a period of profound social change after the First World War, especially for women. Here, the design features a woman in a striking ensemble: a black velvet skirt paired with a short, white jacket, cinched at the waist with a bold red belt. The outfit embodies the era's move towards more relaxed and practical clothing, reflecting women’s changing roles in society. Yet, it also retains an element of high fashion and luxury through the choice of rich materials and a sleek silhouette. Notice the model's confident stance and the carefully chosen color palette. Joumard captures a pivotal moment in fashion history. The image embodies the spirit of a generation eager to embrace modernity while holding onto the elegance of the past.