La Mode February 1837 LAPL
La Mode February 1833 LAPL
Casey Fashion Plates Detail | Los Angeles Public Library London, Published by Whittaker & Co., in La Belle Assemblee. New Series. No. 73 for January, 1831. Title: La Belle Assemblee Date: Saturday, January 1, 1831
La Mode April 1833 LAPL
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Five women are depicted. The woman on the top left wears a green and white bonnet with a blue dress. The dress has a v-neck with white lace ruffles on the bodice and sleeves. There is lacing across the bodice. The woman in the top center wears a white bonnet trimmed with deep pink ribbons and bows. Her light blue dress has a high neck, and a ruched bodice trimmed with ruffles on the center front and sleeves. The dress has a white lace collar and a bow at the waist. The woman in the upper right wears a white lace cap trimmed with deep pink ribbons, a dark yellow dress, and a white mantelet and gloves. The mantelet is trimmed with a wide lace ruffle and the fabric is white with a green vine pattern. The woman at the bottom left wears a deep pink bonnet trimmed with brown fur on the crown. Her vivid blue dress has a horizontal pattern of narrow black stripes, and her mantelet and muff are ermine. The woman on the bottom right wears a dark blue bonnet and a green dress trimmed with black chevrons on the sleeves and skirt front. The dress has deep v-neck lapels and sleeve caps edged with black trim. Underneath is a gathered white blouse with a round neck. She holds a light brown fur muff lined with red satin, and a white lace handkerchief.
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Parisian woman, 1835. From Yester-Year, written and illustrated by Albert Robida, London, 1892. (Source: archive.org)
La Duchesse de Parma
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Journal des gens du Monde, Modes, mars 1834, Anonymous, Paul Gavarni, Bernard, 1834 paper, h 262mm × w 184mm. More details
Two women stand in the center, and above them are four hats, and the torso of a third woman. A green, wide-brimmed bonnet with flowers, a pink wide-brimmed bonnet with roses and lace, a small white cap with lappets, pink ribbon, and white flowers, and a white bonnet with pink roses, white ribbon, and white feathers are arranged at the sides of the figures. The woman at the top is shown in a yellow, wide-brimmed bonnet, trimmed inside with flowers, a charcoal gray dress with wide lapels, puff sleeves and a white lace collar. The sleeves are snug at the shoulder and wrist, with a central puff at the elbow, with bows above the puff and on the lower sleeves. The woman on the bottom left wears a small white bonnet with many wide lace ruffles with small red flowers. She wears a ruffled white lace collar on a teal green dress with tiered, puffed sleeves, a belted waist and a bell-shaped skirt. The bodice has the dropped shoulder line of the period, and a band of puffing along the lapels, which cross at the waist. The skirt has a zigzag darker green trim just off center with bows on every other point. She holds a white handkerchief. The woman on the bottom right wears a white, wide brimmed bonnet with red flowers and white ribbon bows. Her black and purple dress has a pink and white puffed collar adorned with with a cameo brooch. The dress has large, puffed sleeves, gathered into snug black cuffs with a point, and a black band at the upper arm. The waist of the full bell shaped skirt is belted in purple. The center of the bodice and skirt are black in v shapes widening out from the waist above and below. The black section extends over the dropped shoulders into points. Both women have black pointed slippers.
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