Mrs. St. Nathan skirt fashion, Berlin 1917.
Tag: Art Deco Fashion
Art déco fashion. The Time between c. 1910 and 1940. – it was, in the midst of the general new departures of classical modernism, a design connection between elegance and form, precious materials, strength of color and sensuality of the subject. The ideas and suggestions received the Art Deco from all directions of development of modernity that were bundled in Paris like nowhere else.
Keywords: The fashion of the Jazz Age. Androgyny, Luxury, The Flapper, The Charleston girls. French Designers like Paul Poiret, Coco Chanel, Elsa Schiaparelli, Jean Patou. Tubular silhouette, The Cloche hat.
Lilly Reich blouse fashion, Berlin 1917.
Lilly Reich blouse fashion, Berlin 1917. Lilly Reich 1885-1945. Blouse in one piece. If tied back and front.
Alexander Sakharov and Clotilde von Derp. Modern Dance.
Alexander Sakharov and Clotilde von Derp. Modern Dance.
The wax figures mannequins of Karl Schenker photographer.
The wax figures mannequins of Karl Schenker photographer were shown in 2013 at the Venice Biennale. Curated by the American artist Cindy Sherman.
Actress Fritzi Massary in “Die Teresina”
Actress Fritzi Massary in “Die Teresina”.* Fritzi Massary (Friederika Masaryk, 1882-1969) was an Austrian singer and actress. She grew up in Vienna as the oldest of three daughters of a… Read More
Hat fashion by Cora Marson 1925
Hat fashion by Cora Marson 1925. Art deco period.
The Prague actress Bronislava Livia 1925
The Prague actress Bronislava Livia in 1925. Art deco period. Silent movie star.
Actress Maria Corda in glamour art deco costume, 1925.
Actress Maria Corda (Mária Antónia Farkas) in glamour art deco costume, 1925. Maria Conrad, 1898-1976, in a dark red velvet cape with wide Swan trimming. Mary Conrad was a Hungarian silent film star in… Read More
Winter sports costume by Emil Jacoby and evening shoes by Wichert.
Winter sports costume by Emil Jacoby and evening shoes by Wichert. Back from the sledding. Drawing by Viktor Arnaut. Styl, table 2, Issue 5/6.
The green veil. Coat of V. Mannheimer.
The green veil. Coat of V. Mannheimer. Drawing of Offterdinger. Style, table 4, Issue 5/6.