Très Parisien, 1925, No. 7, Pl. 8: Création DORAT - POTINIÈRE 1925

This fashion plate by G-P. Joumard in 1925, published in "Très Parisien," is all about style and simplicity. It's neat and refined, reflecting the art deco aesthetic of the time. Looking at this, I wonder what Joumard was thinking about. Maybe they were imagining the future of fashion, thinking about the modern woman, and how clothing could express newfound freedom. The light palette here—soft pinks, creams, and whites—evokes lightness, while the fine lines emphasize structure. This reminds me of the work of Erté, another artist who captured the elegance of the era. There’s a shared sense of capturing a spirit, a moment in time when everything felt possible. It is a reminder that fashion and art are always in conversation, influencing and inspiring each other. These artists share their unique vision of what it means to be modern.