Product Description: What were they wearing during the Roaring 20s? This chic collection presents a comprehensive view of Jazz Age fashions with hundreds of sepia-tone illustrations and captions. Selected from a 1927 Montgomery Ward catalog, these images form authentic reflections of the era's everyday and formal apparel...read more

Product Description: Over 350 striking black-and-white illustrations of early 20th-century fashions — from elegant, high-necked hobble-skirted gowns of 1910 to the loose-fitting, barrel-shaped dresses of 1919. Includes figures garbed in rich furs, sumptuous fabrics, swooping drapes, clutched cloaks, "harem" pants, lounging pajamas, leg-revealing beach wear, and much more...read more

Catalog illustrations show what American men, women, and children wore during the 1960s, including hats and shoes, suits and dresses, from lingerie and playclothes to bridal ensembles.

Product Description: From the most popular French fashion magazines of the late 19th century — 52 extremely rare plates depict the latest in chic apparel for the well-to-do, including elegant day dresses, hunting outfits, ruffled dresses for the seaside, ornamented costumes for the theatre, lavish evening wear, a parade of millinery styles, and more...read more

Product Description: Superb illustrations from a rare source provide authentic views of evolving Victorian fashions — from high necklines, elongated bodices, and fitted bonnets to extravagant bustles. The meticulously reproduced plates include depictions of dresses, gowns, and coats as well as accessories...read more

Product Description: Finely detailed illustrations from rare issues depict youngsters in hundreds of fashionable outfits: the tunic-styled chemise russe, unfitted pleated dresses, low-waisted smocks worn by both sexes, sailor suits, and much more — all beautifully rendered and captioned.

Product Description: In the 1920s, fashion magazines were the principal source for news of the latest Paris couture. One of the most famous and long-lived of these journals was L'Art et la Mode, published from 1880 to 1967. L'Art et la Mode captured the glamor that was Paris in the Twenties, from days at the races to nights at the opera, from Sundays at the Ritz to Saturdays at the Folies-Bergère, and it followed the glittering circuit that flourished from Longchamps to Deauville to Cannes to Biarritz...read more

Product Description: House of Worth The Gilded Age 1860-1918-an introduction to the exhibition of Worth gowns held at the Museum of the City of New York in 1982 and a 36 page booklet with color plates, one to a page, nicely presenting the gowns in the exhibition