Jeanne Paquin

Jeanne Paquin - Robe de Bal - Ivoire - Broderies de Perles et Dentelle Rose, Beige et Ivoire - 1895

Paquin (Winter 1911) EVENING DRESS drouot.com

fawnvelveteen: “Evening gown, Paquin, 1911. Ivory satin, black velvet dévoré, and ivory tulle, hand-embellished with glass beads. Cerise sash is modern replacement. Bowes Museum”

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Les Modes (Paris) October 1909 robe de bal par Paquin

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ephemeral-elegance: “ Opera Coat, summer 1912 House of Paquin ”

As the first couturière to advertise her fashion house by taking a tableau of models to operas and races uniformed in her concoctions, Madame Joseph Paquin nodded incessantly to the showman's dramatic line and the aristocracy's love of luxurious tactile material

Image file to download and vintage original print published in 1940 Paquin Evening Gown, Embroidery Lace, Photo André Durst — , Dressmakers

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Dinner Dress by Jeanne Paquin (Spring/Summer 1909)