Passementerie Collection
"Passementerie: A Timeless Touch of Elegance" Step into the world of exquisite craftsmanship and intricate detailing with passementerie
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"Passementerie: A Timeless Touch of Elegance" Step into the world of exquisite craftsmanship and intricate detailing with passementerie. Dating back to the King Louis XIII-era, this art form has adorned walls, clothing, and accessories for centuries. Imagine a grandiose King Louis XIII-style wall hanging from circa 1900, showcasing opulent tapestries woven with delicate passementerie trimmings. The richness of colors and textures transports you to a bygone era. In the early 20th century, fashion embraced passementerie in all its glory. A walking coat made from the finest Persian Lamb stole hearts as it was lined with ivory satin and fastened with buttons embellished with passementerie details - captured forever in a timeless black-and-white photograph. The crinoline revival of the 1930s saw dresses adorned with lavish passementerie accents that added volume and drama to every step. An epaulette dress from the same era boasted ornate shoulder embellishments crafted using this ancient technique. Traveling further back in time, we find ourselves amidst grey costumes worn by fashionable ladies in 1899 at racecourses where even their hats were adorned with mesmerizing passementerie trims. The late 19th-century witnessed an explosion of creativity when it came to incorporating these decorative elements into fashion. From costumes designed by Lacourriere to those showcased by Lefrancois in 1892, each piece exuded elegance through meticulously placed passements. Let's not forget about the fashions that graced society during the early 1880s; they too owed their allure to carefully applied touches of intricately woven trimmings known as "passements. " A ball dress from 1891 epitomized sophistication as it shimmered under chandeliers thanks to its dazzling use of gold or silver thread interwoven within luxurious fabrics enhanced further by passementerie accents.