A dandy wearing a Frac a la Polonoise, 1780.

Frac a la Polonoise. Suit in Polish style 1780.

A dandy wearing a Frac a la Polonoise, trimmed with gold tassels. Headgear in the Jokeis or Jacquet style.

Petit Maître vêtu d’un Frac a la Polonoise, garnie de glands en Or. Coiffure d’un chapeau à la Jokeis, ou Jacquet.

Collection d’habillements modernes et galants avec les habillements des princes et seigneurs. Paris 1780. Dessiné par Claude-Louis Desrais; Gravé par Martial Deny; Carl de Vinck. Éditeur et marchand, André Basset.

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