Robes. Les modes sous Louis XVI. La mode du rococo.

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Robes – Dresses

L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les modes sous Louis XVI et Marie Antoinette 1774−1789. La Mode du Rococo. Robes – Planche 1.

Robes. Extravagance précieuse sous Louis XVI.

  • 1. Déshabillé de taffetas blanc bordure de taffetas rose chine, bordé de vert anglais, à rosette, mantelet de taffetas blanc garni de gaze fantaisie.
  • 2. Vêtement à la Créole; grande robe de mousseline bleue à manches justes serrées au poignet, ajustée à la taille, décolletée. Ceinture de ruban blanc. Caraco à coqueluchon sans manches, celles de la robe sont en amadis.
  • 3. Robe lévite, jaune paille avec ceinture cie taffetas, coiffure à l’enfance, chapeau en feutre bleu roy.
  • 4. Robe à la levantine, gris bleu, garnie d’hermine, coiffure à la Créole.
  • 5. Robe polonaise d’étoffe unie vert d’eau, à capuchon, bouillonné de ruban même teinte, assez courte.
  • 6. Robe inspirée d’une robe de l’Opéra en taffetas ivoire, brodée de fil d’or.
  • 7. Robe à la lévite, à deux plis derrière, toute droite, arrêtée à la taille, avec une écharpe dont les bouts se terminent par des glands.
  • 8. Boucle de ceinture pierreries et perles, avec des carnées antiques.
  • 9. Médaillon de perles fines avec initiales en perles fines.
  • 10. Broche en émail entourée de rubis.
  • 11. Médaillon camée de forme octogonale, entouré de petites perles d’or.
  • 12. Boucle de soulier en argent ciselé, avec rubis et émeraudes.
  • 13. Manche longue en linon avec volant double retombant sur la main, bordè d’un biais gansé.
  • 14. Manche de lingerie avec volant de ruban plissé au poignet.
  • 15. Manche collante, volant de broderie anglaise.
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