Fashionable Woman Collection
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the world of a fashionable woman from the late 19th century
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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the world of a fashionable woman from the late 19th century. Picture her strolling through the Exhibition Gardens, gazing up at the magnificent Eiffel Tower that stands tall against the sky, an emblem of progress and elegance. In 1876, she would have twirled on ice at Bal Bullier's skating rink, showcasing her grace and style to captivated onlookers. But it is inside a salon where this fashionable woman truly shines. With countless options before her, she faces the difficult choice of selecting a new outfit that will perfectly capture her essence. Le choix difficile indeed. Her eyes sparkle with excitement as she peruses each exquisite creation meticulously crafted by talented designers like Maire and illustrated by George Barbier for Tommaso Antonginis Journal des Dames et des Modes. Venturing outside again onto the iconic Avenue des Champs-Elysees in 1888, our fashion-forward heroine turns heads with every step she takes. The bustling street becomes her runway as admirers marvel at her impeccable taste and flair for fashion. Fashionable women throughout history have always found joy in expressing their creativity through various artistic endeavors. Whether it be embroidery or playing musical instruments like guitars, these activities showcase their multifaceted talents beyond just dressing impeccably. Intriguingly daring yet undeniably elegant choices define this stylish lady's wardrobe; from nipple-revealing crepe dresses to low-cut tunic dresses paired with eye-catching toque caps or ancient Greek-inspired hairstyles – she fearlessly embraces trends ahead of their time while maintaining an air of sophistication. As we delve into these handcoloured copperplate engravings capturing moments frozen in time, we catch glimpses of a remarkable era when fashion was not merely clothing but an art form itself – one that empowered women to express themselves boldly while captivating all who had the privilege to witness their sartorial prowess.