Backless Collection
"Backless: A Journey Through Time and Fashion" Step back in time with us as we explore the captivating allure of "backless" fashion
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"Backless: A Journey Through Time and Fashion" Step back in time with us as we explore the captivating allure of "backless" fashion. From the iconic front cover of The Tatler Summer Number in 1932 to the pages of Britannia and Eve magazine in March 1940, this trend has left an indelible mark on history. In 1935, an advertisement for the Kestos Backless Brassiere revolutionized lingerie, providing women with a newfound sense of freedom and confidence. Glamorous dancers adorned stages, their backs exposed to captivate audiences with every graceful movement. The enchanting world of Kestos lingerie continued its reign in 1939, enticing women with its seductive designs. Meanwhile, couples swayed elegantly on dance floors in the 1950s, showcasing the timeless elegance that a backless gown could bring. But it wasn't just about fashion; it was a cultural shift too. The cult of nudity emerged during the sunbathing fashions of the 1930s when daring individuals embraced baring their backs under warm rays. Art deco sketches by G. Peres depicted glamorous young ladies embracing this liberating trend as early as 1923. Artistic expressions also captured moments frozen in time - three women relaxing by a screen etched into eternity through drypoint techniques; Dogaresse's evening gown by Jenny showcased pochoir print's ability to highlight bare-backed beauty from between 1919-21; H. Reidel's engraving titled "Le Grand Decolletage" celebrated this alluring style in stunning detail during1921. Even furniture became part of this narrative - "The Sofa, " created around c. 1937 using etching and drypoint techniques mounted and framed - symbolizing how deeply ingrained backlessness had become within society's aesthetic consciousness. Through these glimpses into our past, we witness how "backless" fashion transcended mere clothing choices.