Model dresses by Jean Patou and Bernard & Cie in September 1929.

JEAN PATOU, BERNARD & Cie, Flapper, costume, Fashion, 1920s
JEAN PATOU and BERNARD & Cie. Les Créations Parisiennes. La Mode est un Art.

JEAN PATOU.

N° 307. Manteau de lainage beige, agrémenté d’un col châle en castor.

Beige wool coat, adorned with a beaver shawl collar.

BERNARD & Cie.

N° 308. “Son de Cloche.” Robe en crêpe Birman beige garnie de panneaux plissés.

“Bell Sound” – Beige Burmese crepe dress with pleated panels.

Source: Les Créations Parisiennes. La Mode est un Art. Paris: “Éditions Bell”, 64, Rue des Petits-Champs. Septembre 1929. Éditeurs: Maggy Rouff et Germaine Lecomte.

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