Art Deco Fashion, 1910 - 1939

In 1907 Paul Poiret's slim & tubular designs heralded a new era in fashion. The corseted S-bend Art Nouveau silhouette eventually gave way to this straight style. Inspired by the Ballets Russes/orientalism, Fauvism & Cubism; the directoire & cocoon silhouettes of the pre-war era (1910 -1914) encapsulated the spirit of early Art Deco. Ballets Russe influenced styles continued into the 20s, but were replaced by the garconne look around 1925.Streamlined bias cut dresses were in vogue in the 1930s.

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20th Century Fashion

House of Lanvin | Robe de Style | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Lanvin Robe de Style 1922

Dress called "Strozzi" by Paul Poiret. Photo appeared in the April, 1911 edition of "Art and Decoration." Photo by Edward Steichen. This set of photographs is identified as the first Art Deco style photographs in the book "Art Deco 1910 - 1939" page 285. Fashion 1910, Paul Poiret, Edward Steichen, 1910s Fashion, Portrait Vintage, French Fashion Designers, Edwardian Era, Edwardian Fashion

Edward Steichen

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French Fashion Designers

Edwardian Fashion

Dress called "Strozzi" by Paul Poiret. Photo appeared in the April, 1911 edition of "Art and Decoration." Photo by Edward Steichen. This set of photographs is identified as the first Art Deco style photographs in the book "Art Deco 1910 - 1939" page 285.

Art et décoration, L'Art de la Robe, Paul Poiret, vu par Georges Lepape et Steichen (Avril 1911). This set of photographs is identified as the first Art Deco style photographs in the book "Art Deco 1910 - 1939" page 285.

1910s Fashion - The World's First Fashion Photo shoot.

Art et décoration, L'Art de la Robe, Paul Poiret, vu par Georges Lepape et Steichen (Avril 1911). This set of photographs is identified as the first Art Deco style photographs in the book "Art Deco 1910 - 1939" page 285.

a drawing of a man standing in front of a woman sitting at a dining room table

Tea Time Illustration

Time Illustration

Art Deco Furniture

Poiret - Tea time de Georges Lepape pour Paul Poiret (circa 1911)

Poiret - Tea time by Georges Lepape for Paul Poiret (circa 1911)

Opera coat Designer: Paul Poiret (French, Paris 1879–1944 Paris) Date: 1912 Culture: French Medium: silk, metal Dimensions: Length at CB: 16 1/2 in. (41.9 cm) 1910 Dress, Ornate Dress, Evening Coat, Art Dance, Opera Coat, French Paris, Bias Cut Dress

Opera coat Designer: Paul Poiret (French, Paris 1879–1944 Paris) Date: 1912 Culture: French Medium: silk, metal Dimensions: Length at CB: 16 1/2 in. (41.9 cm)

an illustration of a woman dressed in yellow and white with a flower on her head

Art Deco Clothing

Robert Dammy, 1913 Art Deco illustration

an illustration of a woman in a fur coat standing next to a man wearing a suit

Vintage Vogue Covers

Fashion Posters

Vogue Magazine Covers

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Vogue Cover - October 1933 Regular Giclee Print by Georges Lepape at Art.com

"Pré Catelan" (image 1) | House of Poiret | French | 1918 | silk, metallic thread | Metropolitan Museum of Art | Accession Number: 2005.205 Paul Poiret Fashion 1910, Hobble Skirt, Jacket Cape

Paul Poiret Fashion 1910

Paul Poiret | "Pré Catelan" | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

"Pré Catelan" (image 1) | House of Poiret | French | 1918 | silk, metallic thread | Metropolitan Museum of Art | Accession Number: 2005.205

Artwork Culled From the Collections Proves That No One Will Ever Be As… Tourism Poster, Fashion Illustration Vintage, Vintage Blog, Chinese Fashion, Chinoiserie Chic, Moda Vintage, Mode Vintage

Fashion Illustration Vintage

Chinese Fashion

Chinoiserie Chic

Artwork Culled From the Collections Proves That No One Will Ever Be As Fashionable As the French

Artwork Culled From the Collections Proves That No One Will Ever Be As…

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Art Deco Textiles

Illustrated Pattern

Elements Of Color

Art Deco Period

Exploring Art Deco Textile and Fashion Designs - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

"Two designs for women's fashion during the Art Deco period". Left: George Barbier, 1913. Right: André Stéfan, 1914.

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Francesco Javier Gose's artwork titled A La Comedie presented by Artophile

Art Deco illustration by Francesco Javier Gose, A La Comedie, plate for La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1913.

Opera coat, House of Paquin, 1912, silk 1912 House, French Silk, Embroidered Velvet, Salwar Kameez Online, Gibson Girl

Embroidered Velvet

Salwar Kameez Online

House of Paquin | Opera coat | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Opera coat, House of Paquin, 1912, silk

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Charles Frederick Worth

Costume Institute

House of Paquin | Opera coat | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Photograph (of Paquin opera coat) Artist: Irving Penn (American, Plainfield, New Jersey 1917–2009 New York) Date: ca. 1974

Photograph (of Paquin opera coat) Artist: Irving Penn (American, Plainfield, New Jersey 1917–2009 New York) Date: ca. 1974 The Music Man, Show Beauty, Diana Vreeland, Boardwalk Empire, My Fair Lady

Boardwalk Empire

Irving Penn | Photograph | American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Photograph (of Paquin opera coat) Artist: Irving Penn (American, Plainfield, New Jersey 1917–2009 New York) Date: ca. 1974

black and white photograph of a woman wearing a dress with tassels on it

Irving Penn | Photograph | American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Photograph (of Paquin opera coat) Artist: Irving Penn (American, Plainfield, New Jersey 1917–2009 New York) Date: ca. 1974

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