Très Parisien, 1923, No. 2: Dentelle de RACINE... 1923

"Très Parisien" is a fashion illustration by French artist G-P. Joumard, published in 1923. The illustration depicts a woman wearing a dress made from "Dentelle de RACINE" lace, a popular fabric at the time. This design, titled "Opale", is a prime example of the 1920s fashion movement, with its loose, flowing lines and delicate details. The illustration showcases a woman with a relaxed pose, highlighting the elegant lines of the dress. The work's attention to detail, especially in the depiction of the intricate lace, speaks to Joumard's artistic prowess and the era's interest in luxurious fabrics. "Très Parisien" is a snapshot of 1920s fashion, offering insights into the trends and styles that were popular in the era.