0
products in your shopping cart
Total:   $0.00 details
There are no products in your shopping cart!
We hope it's not for long.

Visit the shop

French Fashion

list view
  1. Pages: 1 2 3 4Next >Last »
  • La Belle Viscontesse – Costume pour la Mer – Guy Arnoux for La Gazette du Bon Ton – 1913.

    La Belle Viscontesse – Costume pour la Mer – Guy Arnoux for La Gazette du Bon Ton – 1913.

    A beautiful hand coloured “Pochoir” by Pierre Guy Arnoux (1886-1951) for the Paris Gazette du Bon Ton, and early one published in 1913.

    The beautiful Viscountess dressed for the Sea. Her outfit made from printed muslin caught by taffeta ribbons and a stylish short sailor’s jacket – trendy for the period.

    Price $90.00 unframed.

    An early Bon Ton – and a rare nautical theme

    $90.00

    Loading Updating cart…
  • Il a ete prime – Pochoir by Gose – Gazette du Bon Ton 1914

    Il a ete prime – Pochoir by Gose – Gazette du Bon Ton 1914

    A beautiful hand coloured “Pochoir” by Francisco Javer Gose (1868-1915) for the Paris Gazette du Bon Ton published in 1914.

    “Il a ete prime” he was rewarded – as is she with the stunning deco evening outfit. Technically before the advent of deco but surely, she is a deco lady with her deco accoutrements.

    The hobble skirt in silk particular to a tight [pun] fashion period which ended circa this date. The hobble skirt was designed after Mrs Edith Berg tied up her skirt to stop it flapping as she became the first aircraft passenger – look it up its an interesting by-story.

    The ultimate in fashion print from a perfect era.

    Price $180.00 unframed

    One of the most sophisticated Bon Ton’s

    $180.00

    Loading Updating cart…
  • “A La Comedie” Gazette du Bon Ton Pochoir – Gose -1912

    “A La Comedie” Gazette du Bon Ton Pochoir – Gose -1912

    A beautiful hand coloured “Pochoire” by J Gose for the Paris Gazette du Bon Ton published in 1912. From the very first edition Plate VII of No 1. – “A La Comedie” – dressing up for the Theatre.

    Francisco Javier Gose (1892-1956) was a Spanish born artist who became expert in illustrating modern fashion in Paris. Here he shows a design by Mme Jeanne Paquin (1892-1956). The “Paquin” coat for the theatre, in pink moire and black velvet decorated with Japanese embroidery. The fur collar goes all the way to the waste.

    Richly coloured with gum arabic highlights giving depth and definition.

    Price $90.00 unframed.

    The ultimate in fashion print from a perfect era.

    $90.00

    Loading Updating cart…
  • A L’Opera – Pierre Brissaud Pochoir – Gazette du Bon Ton -1920

    A L’Opera – Pierre Brissaud Pochoir – Gazette du Bon Ton -1920

    A beautiful “Pochoir” by Pierre Brissaud (1885-1964) for the Paris Gazette du Bon Ton published in 1920.

    Manteau et robe pour le soir by designer Jeanne Lanvin. A rich opulent image that befits the fine lady in the skillful style of Brissaud.

    Price is unframed …

    Click on the image to see full pochoir ….

    $90.00

    Loading Updating cart…
  • “Rugby” – Fine and Striking Pochoir by George Barbier – April 1914

    “Rugby” – Fine and Striking Pochoir by George Barbier – April 1914

    An original hand coloured “Pochoir” by George Barbier (1882-1932) the most desirable artist of the Paris Gazette du Bon Ton published in 1914.

    A very early Bon Ton April 1914.

    Rugby and “Costume tailleur de Redfern” … a stylish outfit by English designer John Redfern (1853-1919), in snowy cheviot (a soft luxurious wool weave from the Cheviot sheep, with a small black vest in the finest silk Ottoman, fastened with braided black frogs.

    The ultimate in fashion print from a perfect era.

    Price $120.00 unframed.

    Much sought after “sporty” George Barbier

    $120.00

    Loading Updating cart…
  • A Palm Beach – Original Pochoir by George Barbier – Gazette du Bon Ton -1921

    A Palm Beach – Original Pochoir by George Barbier – Gazette du Bon Ton -1921

    An original hand coloured “Pochoir” by George Barbier (1882-1932) the most desirable artist that contributed to Paris Gazette du Bon Ton.

    This pochoir published in Paris in 1921.

    “A Palm Beach” Tailleur de Worth. The costume from the famous Paris based House of Worth which operated between 1857 and 1956. A three piece outfit in red poplin with a chiffon bodice covered in blue lace; the jacket embroidered in navy.

    Price $160.00 unframed.

    Much sought after George Barbier

    $160.00

    Loading Updating cart…
LoadingUpdating…
  1. Pages: 1 2 3 4Next >Last »

Product Categories