1809 Fashion Plate "Habillement Cosaque." From "Costume Parisien." Palais Galliera, musée de la Mode de la Ville de Paris.
Costume design (1887), by Charles Bianchini (1860-1905), for “La Dame de Monsoreau” (1888), by Gaston Salvayre (1847-1916).
1842 Modes de Paris
1650
Fancy Dress for Children, Color Fashion plate
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Casey Fashion Plates Detail | Los Angeles Public Library
Ab und an erscheint ein Kleid auf den ersten Blick recht mühelos, doch bei näherem Hinsehen entpuppt sich der flüchtige Eindruck schnell...
Costume Parisien, 1812, From the Bibliothèque des Arts Décoratifs via SceneInThePast flickr. plate 1247 "Coeffure à la Chinoise. Robe de Gaze Brochée"
Realizing today how much my list of un-blogged costumes is piling up, I figured I should at least try to get through New Orleans before I f...
The week I started my summer internship here at the FHCC, a donation of French fashion plates had just been received. The fashion plate is a hand-colored engraving that appeared in weekly or monthly journal publications, at least one or two per issue. These prints depicted the current styles of dress and clothing, highlighting the…
Frank Leslies' Lady's Magazine 1868
Gallery of Fashion --- Month of June. 1794. A Peep Into Kensington Gardens. Morning Dresses. Fig. 10, 11, 12. (Detail)
by Georges Jacques Gatine, after Louis Marie Lanté, published in Le Journal des Dames et des Modes hand-coloured etching and line engraving published 1834 © National Portrait Gallery, London
'Morning Visiting Dress', fashion plate, hand-coloured engraving, British, 1838
Gustave Janet. One of 99 hand-coloured fashion plates for La Mode Artistique issued between October 1876 and April 1882. Printed by Lemercier & Company, Paris, France.
