Worth evening dress, fashion plate from Gazette du Bon Ton

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The Worth evening dress fashion plate from Gazette du Bon Ton, illustrated by Georges Barbier, is a significant artifact of early 20th-century fashion and illustration. The Gazette du Bon Ton, a French fashion magazine published from 1912 to 1925, was known for its high-quality pochoir illustrations of the latest fashion designs from the leading couturiers of Paris. Among these couturiers was the House of Worth, a prominent fashion house founded by Charles Frederick Worth in 1858, which played a crucial role in establishing Paris as the center of the fashion world.

Georges Barbier, one of the leading illustrators of the time, was renowned for his Art Deco style and his work in capturing the luxurious and opulent fashions of the era. His illustrations for the Gazette du Bon Ton are particularly celebrated for their elegance and attention to detail, effectively conveying the texture, drape, and silhouette of the garments.

The Worth evening dress fashion plate is a prime example of Barbier's artistry and the haute couture of the period. It depicts an elegant evening gown designed by the House of Worth, showcasing the intricate design, luxurious fabrics, and the sophisticated aesthetic that the fashion house was known for. The illustration not only reflects the fashion trends of the early 1920s but also serves as a historical document, providing insight into the social and cultural norms of the time.

As a fashion plate, this illustration would have been used to communicate the latest Parisian styles to a broader audience, allowing women to stay informed about the high fashion of the day and to seek similar styles in their own attire. Today, it remains an important piece of fashion history, representing the collaboration between haute couture designers and artists, and illustrating the interplay between fashion and art during the Art Deco period.

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