Art - Goût - Beauté, Feuillets de l' élégance féminine, Février 1926, No. 66, 6e Année, p. 12: Création Premet / Création Doeuillet 1926

This fashion illustration, created in 1926 by an anonymous artist, showcases two women in elegant evening wear. Both figures sport the fashionable bob haircut of the era and appear poised and sophisticated. The image, likely a magazine illustration, highlights the Art Deco influence evident in the geometric patterns and the sleek, streamlined lines of the clothing. It captures the essence of 1920s fashion, a time of societal change and the rise of bold, modern styles. The text provides specific details about the dresses, such as the "mousseline de soie pêche" (peach silk) and "crêpe de chine noir" (black crepe de chine), offering a glimpse into the luxurious fabrics popular at the time.