Le Moniteur de la Mode, 1845, No. 95 : Manteau & Caprice de la Maison (...) 1845
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This fashion plate from 1845 depicts two women in the latest styles of the era. The piece, "Le Moniteur de la Mode," is a hand-colored lithograph printed in Paris by Jean-Baptiste Réville, who was a significant figure in the world of fashion illustration. The two women, posed in a Parisian setting, flaunt the latest cloaks, bonnets, and gowns. The detailed illustrations of their clothing and accessories reflect the meticulous attention to detail prevalent in fashion publications of the 19th century. The work exemplifies the cultural fascination with fashion and the evolving trends in dress during this period. This piece is a great example of a fashion plate, 19th century fashion, and Parisian fashion.
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