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A 1925 dress by <n>Callot Soeurs</n>, from the collection of the <n>Goldstein Museum of Design</n>.

A 1920s Fashion History Lesson: Flappers, the Bob, and More Trends That Made the Roaring Twenties Roar

A collage on 1920s fashion, featuring <n>Josephine Baker</n>, <n>Louise Brooks</n>, and art by <n>Georges Lepape</n>.

<n>A Palm Beach</n>, an <n>Art Deco</n> fashion illustration by <n>George Barbier</n>.

Vintage Tobacco/ Cigarette Ads of the 1890s

camiknickers

Silk chiffon and satin <n>camiknickers</n> from <n>Saks Fifth Avenue</n>, c. 1924. From the collection of <n>The Museum at FIT</n>.

Dresses by <n>Lanvin</n>, <n>Vionnet</n>, and <n>Worth</n> from <n>McCall Quarterly</n>'s Summer 1927 issue.

An illustration for <n>The Great Gatsby</n> by artist <n>Kate Baylay</n>.

<n>The Mirror</n>, a c. 1924 photograph by <n>William Mortensen</n>.

An <n>Art Deco</n> illustration by <n>Eduardo Garcia Benito</n> for the December 1926 cover of <n>Vogue</n>.

An <n>Art Deco</n> poster for the <n>Folies Bergère</n> designed by <n>Erté</n> in 1932.

<n>Art Deco</n> poster by <n>Sven Berthel Theodor Brasch</n> for the 1918 film <n>Bella Donna</n> starring <n>Pauline Frederick</n>.

Art is not a luxury, it is a necessity.: Photo

<n>Titania, Illustration for A Midsummer Night's Dream</n> by artist <n>Edwin Austin Abbey</n>.

Cover illustration by <n>John LaGatta</n> for <n>The Saturday Evening Post</n>, April 2, 1932.

1932 The Saturday Evening Post, Apr. - John LaGatta

1981 illustration by <n>Seiichi Hayashi</n>.

Cover illustration for issue No. 9 of <n>Bizarre</n> magazine by <n>John Coutts</n>.

1940s Fetish: The first 26 BIZARRE Magazine Covers

Artwork by <n>Kun</n> for a <n>Nike</n> and <n>áunn museum</n> collaboration, styled by <n>namevarg</n>.

A vintage-style poster for the zodiac sign <n>Gemini</n>.

<n>Two Butterfly Fairies</n> by <n>Erich Schutz</n>.

Artwork by <n>Ichiro Tsuruta</n>, used as the cover for the 2024 album <n>My Crimson Dreams</n> by <n>Mabisyo</n>.

evening dress

Evening dress with glass bead embroidery by <n>Paul Poiret</n>, c. 1926.

Cover of the first issue of the <n>Art Nouveau</n> magazine <n>Cocorico</n>, illustrated by <n>Alphonse Mucha</n> in 1898.

An anonymous 1923 illustration of designs by <n>Philippe et Gaston</n> for <n>Très Parisien</n> magazine.

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Cover illustration <n>La Jalousie</n> by <n>Chéri Hérouard</n> for <n>La Vie Parisienne</n>, 1928.

Illustration of <n>Hilda Ferguson</n> by <n>Alberto Vargas</n> for the September 1925 cover of <n>Theatre Magazine</n>.

Collage of 1920s fashion illustrations, including a page from <n>McCall Quarterly</n> Winter 1924/25.

Cover for the 1961 edition of <n>A Gata</n> by <n>Colette</n>, with illustration by <n>Paulo-Guilherme</n>.

<n>Après le départ du train des maris</n>, an illustration by <n>Chéri Hérouard</n> for <n>La Vie Parisienne</n>, 1923.

Sheet music for <n>Mighty Blue</n> (1925), with lyrics by <n>Raymond B. Egan</n> and music by <n>Richard A. Whiting</n>.

1927 sheet music cover for <n>She Looks Like Helen Brown</n> by <n>Billy Rose</n> and <n>Fred Fisher</n>.

<n>Queen of the Night</n>, an illustration by <n>Marjorie Miller</n> for <n>Tatler</n> magazine in 1931.

Photographic Print: Queen of the Night by Marjorie Miller : 12x9in

<n>Vogue</n> cover from February 1, 1925, illustrated by <n>H. L. Valencina</n>.

<n>Art Deco</n> pochoir print, <n>Qui Trop Embrasse...M...</n> (1927), by <n>Ettore Tito</n>.

<n>The Messenger</n>, an <n>Art Deco</n> illustration by <n>Édouard Halouze</n>, 1925.