Dresses for the home. Parisian style models based on Lesur & Cie fabrics.
Le style parisien 1915. Plate XVII.
Robes de Maison. Modèles “du Style Parisien” d’après les Tissus de Lesur & Cie.
Dress in Talamophine; a new kind of velvet supple as silk muslin and very shiny (Lesur & Cie. No. 4709) it forms a mantle behind and is trimmed with bands of ermine.
Dress of Poulinette: a new velvet em chiffon wonderfully flexible and brilliant (Lesur & Cie. No. 4710) trimmed with skunk snowing petticoat in Valenciennes.
Source:Le style parisien. Planche XVII. Supplément du ” Style Parisian ” No 3. Le Directeur – Gérant: Lucien Vogel.
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