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Vintage Fashion Illustrations

A range of artistic illustrations representing historical women's fashion trends from the early 20th century, featuring diverse styles and settings.

A young girl with a long plait tied with blue ribbons sits and knits clothing "to keep our Tommies warm" during World War One. Date: c.1915
A young girl with a long plait tied with blue ribbons sits and knits clothing "to keep our Tommies warm" during World War One. Date: c.1915
247 assets in this story
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For trench opertaions, or exacting military work of any character. Substantial welltanned leather, soft bellows tongue, leather lined throughout, and extra outside front all that material and skill can provide against the severe strain it is expected to bear. 1916
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Apron advertisement from Holiday Imports, Ltd. New Rochelle, New York, no. 7, p. 51 (detail) New! Only $3.95 Imported British Butcher's Apron. text. Advertisements. 1956-07. General Research Division. Aprons
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There's a bolder look in brogues! , Shoes, Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States
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Monaco Men's 50's Fashion II, Fashion - 50's Retro
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Front cover illustration for The Sphere's fashion number in 1925 showing three elegant women perusing a magazine. 1925
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Red ankle buckle shoes with wedge by Anklet by Joyce California, fitted by Saxone. 1945
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Outlet Millinery Company, 1105 Main Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut. The house of fashionable women's apparel , Commercial facilities, Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States
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Clothing and dress lithographs published by B. Kuppenheimer & Co. in Chicago, dated around 1810 and issued in 1900
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The Boston Sunday herald. Ladies all want the fashion supplement.. text. Posters. 1893 - 1897. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Art & Architecture Collection. Women , Clothing & dress
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Illustration showing an invention patented in 1921 for a shoe with a hot water undersole, designed to keep one's feet warm on cold days. Date: 08/01/1921
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You'll Enjoy the Comfort of this Underwear, Fashion Frocks - America 1940's
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Edward Penfield, Woman in Green Dress, June Harper's, 1885-1915, zincograph on paper.
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'Le Gant' 'of youthlastic stretches allways'. For the larger women. Yes! 'Le Gant' does give the woman of larger proportions perfect figure control and . . . . with supreme comfort - that degree of comfort which banishes corset consciousness. Women with bust measurements up to 46 inches tell us that 'Le Gant' is marvellous, it gives such a firm back with complete abdominal control, and takes inches off hips - really there is nothing quite like 'Le Gant'. Try a 'Le Gant' - you can fit them, a
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Lady, could I interest you in a washer with no moving parts , Laundry, Washing machines, Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States
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Advert for suggested Christmas gifts for Britain's 'Blue' and 'Khaki' boys. Chamois leather waistcoat, with long sleeves, sleeping caps -favourite cap with men of both forces, can be worn as ordinary cap or turned down over face and neck, cardigan jackets, with khaki wool medium and heavy, fine protection from cold and also the flanders waistcoat made from fawn fleece light weight and snug. Available from A. W. Gamage of Holborn, London. 1915
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The Fashion Magazine as Temptress, Lucien Vogel, 1921 magazine Episode No. 2, February 1921, by Gazette du Bon Ton, consisting of a cover, ten sections with text and illustrations and eight separate prints. The following fashion designers participated in this part: Beer, Cheruit, Doeuillet, Doucet, Lanvin, Paquin, Paul Poiret, Redfern and Worth. paper letterpress printing fashion plates
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Ask shoe dealers for clinching screw fastened boots & shoes! Hand-made on solid iron lasts all genuine stamped thus. The best school shoe in the world for both boys and girls!! Baby - tant oo find oo mama. , Children, Elephants, Shoes, 19th Century American Trade Cards
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'Diaper Jeans,' trade mark reg. pat. A dude in denim... P. O. Box 336, Denison, Texas , Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States
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Masthead design for The Bystander magazine showing fashionably dressed people braving the blustery spring weather. Date: 1922
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Advertisement by Peter Robinson of Regent Street, London, concentrating on the frequent need for mourning clothes in the 1800s. Date: September 26th 1885
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Advertisement for menswear stores, Meakers of London, depicting a dapper chap seated in front a picture of a very crowded Henley Regatta. 1927
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Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers is the best to color the beard, mustache and eyebrows a natural brown or black. The gentleman's verdict. , Men, Hair preparations, 19th Century American Trade Cards
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Who said dieting would reduce my figure , Lingerie, Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States
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Wilson Clothes Shop. 'The showplace of smart styles.' 960 Main Street, near John. Across from Bridgeport-City Trust Building. Bridgeport, Conn. , Commercial facilities, Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States
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Oh, how I miss you to-night! , Lingerie, Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States
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Oh, how I miss you to-night! , Lingerie, Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States
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Redding, California: c. 1925. A window display by George Hauber at the McCormick-Saeltzer department store for Jantzen swim suits.
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Advertisement for the International Fur Store, 1901. Artist: Unknown
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Advertisement for dress fabrics available by mail order from Lewiss of Manchester, England, published London, 1889.
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Hats by Pissot & Pavy's of London. Date: 1920
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New fashionable creations by incorporating fake hair to make attrative hair styles. Date: 1912
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Advertisement for the Nordic Company. "For men who indicate the tone" comfortable raglan coats. Nordic
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A colored illustration by Igo Pötsch around 1910 showing Palin Weldry shoe plaster, depicting product packaging and textual branding details.
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La Plus Parfaite au Monde - New Home, Sewing
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Globe shirts , Men, Caricatures, Shirts, 19th Century American Trade Cards
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H. Liebes & Co. incorporated, manufacturers of fine furs of every description.. H. Liebes & Co. incorporated, manufacturers of fine furs of every description.
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Harrods advertisement from 1915, specifically for the 'O.W. Leather Cuirass', a sort of protective jerkin - waterproof, windproof and when fastened up completely, fully protects ALL the vital organs. Date: 1915
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Glendale Shop, Savannah's most modern millinery shop, located at 25 East Broughton St., Savannah, Ga. , Commercial facilities, Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States
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The Boston Sunday herald colored supplement , Ice skating, Periodicals
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Bridal veil , Women, Mills, Flowers, 19th Century American Trade Cards
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Orr's Hygienic underwear - combinations Date: circa 1880
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An advertisement for a gentleman's shirt. Date: 1893
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A color print from circa 1900 by Julius Klinger promoting Excelsior rubber heels, illustrating early 20th-century advertising for footwear and consumer products.
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Mrs. White specialities ladies' riding hats in silk and felt hard or flexible brims. Date: 1909
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Maggy Rouff. Wedding dress (detail of the claw). Satin pancake, Georgette pancake. 1929-1939. Galliera, fashion museum of the city of Paris. Crepe satin, detail, feminine, woman, label, married dress, fabrics
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Specialized and Work Clothing, Soviet Commercial Design
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Color print by Adolf Karpellus depicting Condor patent lace-up boots without lacing, created around 1910. The illustration shows footwear design and product innovation.